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Old 30th Nov 2014, 22:29
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Tinstaafl
 
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Ditto, Ravan. I learnt over 30 years ago and was not taught to use rudder to force a roll, nor was it a technique during my instructor training in the late '80s. Always was what is stated above: Prevent yaw with rudder, roll after stall recovery.


W.r.t assy decision heights (somewhat tongue in cheek): If the student hits the ground during the missed - it's a fail (nominated too low an asym committal height). If the student attempts to go around instead of landing when below assy commital height but avoided the ground - it's a fail (ignored the commital height 'limitation'). If otherwise - a pass!
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