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July 22nd 04, 03:20 PM
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Michael,
Not true. I know a person who recovered from a low altitude (about 300 ft) unintentional spin on final, and there are others. None of them did it in a 170+ kt IFR cruiser, though. Well, time to read the fine print: The Cirrus takes 800 feet or so to recover _from a fully developed spin_. I doubt any other aircraft will take less altitude. It's very unlikely that 300 feet recovery was from a fully developed spin. -- Thomas Borchert (EDDH) 
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