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January 24th 04, 11:41 PM
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Buddy of mine has a pa-12, it doesn't stall at 48 mph. And even if it
did stall at 48 mph, 75 mph final is still way to fast. With a 48 mph stall I'd use 55-58 mph. Go out and see what your plane actually stalls at. If your owners manual is like mine the stall speed is listed as a calibrated airspeed. You're not reading CAS on your airspeed indicator. Thomas Ploch wrote: That seems a bit slow given my published stall speed of 48! In article XfAQb.12908$U%5.79751@attbi_s03, says... That's way too fast. Try 50 mph for a normal landing, 40-45 for wedging it in short. 
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