AoA keep it going!

John Smith wrote:


The solution is simple: Just don't get slow on your turn to final.

Thank you, John. Go to the head of the class.

Now, what is "slow"?



Jack

On 20 Dec, 01:55, J a c k wrote:
John Smith wrote:
The solution is simple: Just don't get slow on your turn to final.

Thank you, John. Go to the head of the class.

Now, what is "slow"?

That depends on the day. If wind shear is likely it will be
significantly higher than on a calm day. Which means, of course, that
on a windy day the safe AoA for the final turn will be significantly
lower than on a calm day ...

Ian

On Thu, 20 Dec 2007 01:55:25 GMT, J a c k
wrote:


Now, what is "slow"?

The simple fact that you arre still able to write this proves that you
know what "slow" is...


Bye
Andreas

"Andreas Maurer" wrote in message
:



Now, what is "slow"?

The simple fact that you arre still able to write this proves that you
know what "slow" is...






Or he is lucky!



Larry

01-- Zero One wrote:
"Andreas Maurer" wrote in message
:

Now, what is "slow"?

The simple fact that you arre still able to write this proves that you
know what "slow" is...




Or he is lucky!


Oh, I am--very lucky--and have been for a long time.


Jack

On 24 Dec, 07:26, J a c k wrote:

Oh, I am--very lucky--and have been for a long time.

As Arnold Palmer is reported to have said:

"It's a funny thing, but the more I practice, the luckier I get."

Ian