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February 20th 09, 03:23 PM
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stall recognition and recovery
On Feb 20, 7:21*am, wrote:
. Stick-shaker OK, stick-pusher BAD idea. JJ The stick pusher will only activate if other stall warning, or low speed protection, systems have failed to prevent the aircraft becoming critically close to stall speed (strictly stall alpha). Why do you think that entering a stall, which for some aircraft may be unrecoverable, is better than having a stick pusher prevent the stall? Andy 
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