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August 30th 04, 04:54 AM
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At 23:36 29 August 2004, Mark James Boyd wrote:
2 x stall spin (the 2-33 is almost impossible to stall, even to demo it) Mark, The 2-33 is very hard to stall in a convincing way, especially with forwardish CGs. and it may self-recover so well that fully-developed spins are impossible. But I would be happy to show you how you can demonstrate a fairly dramatic departure from controlled flight... All aircraft can bite. Good trainers [like the 2-33] need some provocation. Ian 
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