Flight maneuver opinions

Shawn,

Marty is not asking because he doesn't know the answer - he's a
Designated Pilot Examiner. I think he's just trying to stimulate some
discussion here and to get pilots to think about their airmanship.

SP AM

Shawn Curry wrote in message
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Talk to your instructor more about this subject. Its important to your
safety that you have a good understanding. Usenet is not the best place
to learn about wind speed, relative wind, shear etc. "Stick and
Rudder" by Lanngewieche would be a good resource, as would Tom Knauff's
books. (Unless Tom wants to reply directly but that doesn't sell books ;-)

Shawn

Steve Pawling wrote:

Shawn,

Marty is not asking because he doesn't know the answer - he's a
Designated Pilot Examiner. I think he's just trying to stimulate some
discussion here and to get pilots to think about their airmanship.

SP AM


Oh. Nevermind

Shawn Curry wrote:

Steve Pawling wrote:

Shawn,

Marty is not asking because he doesn't know the answer - he's a
Designated Pilot Examiner. I think he's just trying to stimulate some
discussion here and to get pilots to think about their airmanship.

SP AM


Oh. Nevermind

Well not quite. There was another post on a current thread, where the
poster wasn't clear on what happens when you turn 180 deg in a 15 kt
wind. I'm all for quizes, but Marty should note them as such.

Shawn