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November 20th 11, 07:03 PM
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spins, c of a, & regs
just a curiosity question: is anything wrong, illegal, or dangerous in entering a c150 into a spin at 9,000' and holding full elevator to maintain it down to 2000 before recovering since spins are often prohibited at lower altitudes? 
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