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Old 24th May 2015, 18:31
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Shaggy Sheep Driver
 
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The WHAT??? I've learned to make do with keeping the horizon a stable line in the windshield. Seems to work.
Um, right. How does that help me know how hard I can pull exiting from a loop without exceeding stall AOA? Or turn steeply using 'bank and yank' without departing?

At the risk of turning this into a mutual admiration society Chuck is right on the nail with this:

Actually the airspeed indicator can cause some real sloppy flying that can be observed by watching poorly trained pilots chase it during climb, resulting in a roller coaster climb path.

The AOA indicator is far more useful and accurate.
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