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Old 23rd Aug 2022, 07:51
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Albatross - agreed, it needs the high aerodynamic back forces on the retreating side of the disc to overpower the hydraulics on a 350 - it's no different to jackstall on a Gazelle.

High g loading is pretty much impossible at low speeds (unless you are crashing)

I used to to demonstrate the limit light on the 365 as you describe for the 355 - again high g loading required so usually in a steep turn.
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