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October 27th 11, 07:07 PM
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Stall Warning Indicators and Your safety
On Oct 27, 9:21*am, soartech wrote:
Is there anyone out there willing to defend the warning system in their Cambridge 302? It works as intended and I have not disabled it. It has never warned me that I am about to stall and spin in because I have never been in that situation. It seldom gives nuissance warnings. The low speed warnings I sometimes get when thermalling the 28 are useful since the 28 does not climb well if flown too slowly. Andy 
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