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November 13th 03, 04:51 PM
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"Chris OCallaghan" wrote in message m... I have always entered spins through a misapplication of the controls. Various models differ in the amount of misuse they'll tolerate. For example, a Lark IS-28 will spin if you stick your hand out the clear view in a left turning stall (only a slight exageration). I must mildly object to this general characterization of the Lark, although it's possible that they vary considerably from one IS28 to another. I have never flown one that behaves as you describe. The IS28B2 that I just sold (SN 102) behaved more or less as you described the behavior of the Ventus 2bx. As such, I think of the Lark as a wonderful advanced trainer for pilots making the transition to glass. My time in the Lark made my first Nimbus flights very comfortable. Bill Daniels 
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