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September 9th 11, 03:41 AM
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Fly the aircraft
Modern gliders give very little indications of a stall (another reason
why training in old clunkers like the 2-33 is counterproductive). Add a little distraction or a higher priority task (Bee in the cockpit!) Is a bee in the cockpit enough of a distraction or a higher priority task than flying the aircraft. If you think so you should reread "Fate is the Hunter". Carl B 
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