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June 26th 05, 12:57 PM
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Bill,
In fact, at least according to US regs, a winch launch IS an aerobatic manuever. But that wasn't my point. If normal recovery from a normal operation places the pilot on the ragged edge of a deep stall, then I think it best to characterize the operation as "ab"normal., requiring reactions unique to that environment. And thus my toying with the term aerobatic. There remains a problem with this argument, however. Maybe the subject of a different thread. BTW, have you demonstrated this maneuver without revocery? IE, have you left the controls in place to let the spin fully develop? 
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