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June 15th 04, 08:53 AM
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And as a general statement, it is completely bull****.
There are a lot of gliders which don't have the elevator authority to stall from a steep bank angle. However, there ARE gliders which can do that. Long wings help on that, and flying in turblent air like rotors (where you usually circle with decent bank angles) does help very well. -- Bert Willing ASW20 "TW" "Gldcomp" a écrit dans le message de om... That is why, it is repeated so many times, by so many people, so many books, that you can't spin from a steep turn, only from a shallow turn. 
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