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Old July 25th 03, 10:04 PM
Cecil E. Chapman
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On the other hand - I had always been *very* gentle during ASEL
training when doing unusual attitude recoveries. Now, I know what
(give or take) 3 Gs feels like, and if I was ever in an emergency feel
much more confident that I could pull up quickly


Okay,,, now I am commenting seriously....

I would watch about being overly comfortable 'pulling up quickly', beyond
the issues of stress loads on a non-acro plane there is that big nasty
accelerated stall just waiting to bite you really good if you are overly
agressive...

Just my two cents....

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