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March 5th 07, 01:01 PM
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Rolling a Non Aerobat 150
Dylan Smith schrieb:
I think 'fully stalled' in the context of a spin means that both wings exceed the critical angle of attack. That's not to say one wing can't The outer wing isn't necessairily stalled. have a different AoA than the other (IIRC, the critical angle of attack is something on the order of 16 degrees) Even without a thorough knowledge, I dare to believe that this depends on the profile... 
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