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July 6th 04, 12:29 PM
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On Tue, 6 Jul 2004 09:39:50 +0200, "Bert Willing"
wrote: I have flown an early C model with aft c/g (but still in the legal range), and spin entry was very rapid, with little warning. Back in that time, there have been 3 fatalities in one year in Germany (1985 or 1986?) with a C model. I now fly a A model with Lindner winglets, and I tried stalling/spinning in all flap configurations. It does sin, but it really needs to be convinced and can be easily stopped by the standard procedure. I'd like to add that the 20 of my club with aft C/G also had a rather violent spin entry at flap setting 4 (thermalling setting), but overall the spin behaviour of the 20 is very predictable and not critical at all. I'd deal our 27 for a 20 any time. The 24 without winglets has a very similar spin behaviour with an aft CG, btw. Bye Andreas 
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