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I would like to solicit comments on the question: Compared to a standard
tail configuration such as a 2-33 or Blanik L-13, does the initiation and recovery from a spin vary substantially in *T-tail (ASK-21 type), all-flying (Phoebus) or V-tail (HP series) sailplanes? Really look forward to reading and learning. Center of Gravity is critically important when considering spin characteristics. The same 'docile' ship with a forward CofG can bite your head off quite easily with an aft CofG, regardless of tail type... which in my book this is the single most important reason to fully understand and fully respect the G/G specs for whatever ship you are in. Now up to $0.04 on the subject, -Paul |
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