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Old December 27th 07, 04:27 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting,rec.aviation.aerobatics
Todd W. Deckard
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Default spins from coordinated flight

Thanks for this, this is consistent with what I believe (however I would be
eager to be rebutted).

Todd

"Dudley Henriques" wrote in message
The answer to the ball question is no. It won't spin. A ball centered
airplane in a climbing turn is compensated by rudder and is considered
coordinated (in the classic sense).

If you introduce a climbing turn stall with the ball centered, you might
get a temporary wing drop at the break but unless you introduce a yaw rate
as the stall breaks; no yaw rate...no spin!

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Dudley Henriques



 




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