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Old June 24th 07, 03:58 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Ian
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Default New trainer from SZD Bielsko

On 23 Jun, 23:11, Dan G wrote:

Tales of "unrecoverable" spins in pooches are probably due to the idea
that the low tail can blank the rudder (actually it won't). In reality
a pooch will always recover with standard spin recovery technique. If
you claim otherwise, please provide a reference to an accident report
stating so.


I think it's laziness. So few training two-seaters need full spin
recovery (especially the bits about "pause" and "until the spinning
stops") that people who fly them get used to the "stop pro-spin input
and recover" method. Which does not work on a Puchacz or a Bocian -
or, as far as I can see, on most things made in Poland.

Ian


 




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