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![]() "Mike Rapoport" wrote I always thought that the "coffin corner" was where stall speed met the Mach limit. I didn't think that it even applied to non-jet aircraft. Mike No, I think the post above yours got it pretty much right..Vne is significant, in that it demonstrates itself by nasty things like flutter, or control reversal. Pull back on the stick to maneuver, or slow down, and stall, or at least buffet like hell. It is true, however, that it is pretty tough for a non jet aircraft to get to the coffin corner. The Exxon tiger (can't think of the guy's name) that has been trying to get the piston altitude record, has said that he is really close to getting into coffin corner. -- Jim in NC |
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