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September 18th 05, 07:38 PM
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"Tony" wrote in message
ups.com... Not quite. The stall warning simply is reporting that the stagnation line has moved below the stall tab installation point. It's at some greater angle of attack that most of the wing stalls. Otherwise, you wouldn't need the warning, the stall would be warning enough. How is this different from what Roger posted? 
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