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BDS wrote:
"Bertie the Bunyip" ... On 3 Oct, 13:27, "BDS" wrote: "Mxsmanic" wrote Le Chaud Lapin writes: What is the definition of a stall anyway? An abrupt loss of lift. Son, for someone who continually chastises the pilots here for their lack of knowledge, you sure can come up with some doozies yourself! Actually, it's correct, but only because he read it off wickepedia or something. Here's my take on it - a stall occurs at the angle of attack where the coefficient of lift stops increasing with angle of attack and begins to decrease. It continues to decrease beyond this point as angle of attack is increased further. It is not necessarily an abrupt change - most lift versus angle of attack curves that I've seen do not have a drastic (abrupt) drop beyond the peak. BDS This is a good explanation. -- Dudley Henriques |
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