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![]() "Danny Deger" wrote in message ... The key to the later stall recovery technique is to be very good at flying the airplane very close to the stall by using aircraft feel, i.e. practice slow flight a lot. The advantage is very little altitude lost in the recovery. Any glider pilot will know exactly what you are talking about. The best way to gain altitude in a thermal is usually to be in a tight turn (to remain in the core of the thermal) and remain just a couple knots over the stall. If you feel the stall start to happen, you just release some back pressure until things feel ok again. Vaughn Danny Deger |
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