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On Jan 26, 6:09*pm, Pete Startup wrote:
Accession Number : ADA213513 - a spin test report carried out by the guys at Edwards. Can any of you guys Stateside point me in the direction of this report? Says it's Approved for Public Release but I can't find a link that works. Cheers in advance. I can give some practical advice after years of instructing in K21s. They will spin only towards the bottom end of the front cockpit weight range, or if tail ballast is fitted. Only stick hard back with full rudder will promote a spin, and it recovers as soon as you move the stick forward. With heavier front seat pilots, or no tail ballast, it will only drop a wing and then go into a gentle spiral dive that can be recovered by normal control inputs. Although I have not tried it for airspace reasons, I understand that it will spin quite well above 10,000ft altitude. Derek C |
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