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September 9th 05, 03:29 PM
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buttman wrote:
He said that lift is directly and soley related to AOA and AOA only. So if you are doing slow flight, you are producing more life than you are when you're cruising. So, if follows that if I stand my airplane on its tail, sitting on the ground with an airspeed of zero, it's producing the maximum amount of lift possible. 
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