Re: stall warner at high speed during aeros?
If VSn is the stall speed at the load factor n,
If VS1 is the stall speed at the load factor 1 (in straight and level flight),
Then VSn=SQRT(n) x VS1
(BTW, in a turn, n=1/cos (bank angle Phi)...)
For example, if n= 2, i.e. at 60° bank angle, then VS2= 1.41VS1
It also works if n=0, in zero-gravity, then you canNOT stall. Sweet !
It also works if PHI=90°, n=infinite, therefore you cannot sustain a turn and you will fall out of the sky, whatever your speed...
So, if n<1, your VSn will be smaller than VS1, and your stall speed indicator won't horn, even if IAS is lower then the stall speed given in the book.
Genghis, am I right ?