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Forum: Private Flying

9th Jul 2019, 18:47

Replies: 63

CG and spins

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Posted By moorea21

So, Shy Torque, you were in an inverted spin,...

So, Shy Torque, you were in an inverted spin, rather than just inverted? So pulling back on the stick while in an inverted spin would be the same idea as pushing the stick forward in a non inverted...

Forum: Private Flying

9th Jul 2019, 08:44

Replies: 63

CG and spins

Views: 18,205

Posted By moorea21

Thanks G, I understood some of your explanation,...

Thanks G, I understood some of your explanation, and will look up the rest. It basically fits with the analogy of the dart with nose/tail weight from B2N2, which works as an aid to visualisation,...

Forum: Private Flying

8th Jul 2019, 19:12

Replies: 63

CG and spins

Views: 18,205

Posted By moorea21

I have heard talk of a few planes that are...

I have heard talk of a few planes that are allegedly impossible to spin; maybe some of these 'self recover' from the stall before hand, or just don't even drop a wing, ever? Never sure what to make...

Forum: Private Flying

8th Jul 2019, 16:29

Replies: 63

CG and spins

Views: 18,205

Posted By moorea21

A very clear and comprehensive answer, thankyou....

A very clear and comprehensive answer, thankyou. That makes it a lot clearer. So a forward CofG will point nose down in a spin, and there is plenty of elevator deflection left to recover because the...

Forum: Private Flying

8th Jul 2019, 13:56

Replies: 63

CG and spins

Views: 18,205

Posted By moorea21

CG and spins

Hi,

This question may not be in the right place, maybe even a different forum altogether would be better? If so, please advise.

I read in Jeremy Pratt's 'Private Pilots Licence Course' that
'A...

Forum: Private Flying

3rd Feb 2019, 09:07

Replies: 6

UK PPL medical, astigmatism

Views: 2,501

Posted By moorea21

That would be a last resort for me, but a useful...

That would be a last resort for me, but a useful idea for someone who might otherwise find themselves over the 3 diopter limit for renewal.

Forum: Private Flying

2nd Feb 2019, 10:35

Replies: 6

UK PPL medical, astigmatism

Views: 2,501

Posted By moorea21

Ah, thats good to know, thanks miller745. ...

Ah, thats good to know, thanks miller745.

I'd read the bit about review by opthalmologist, and thought 'well that'll be my next port of call then', but I guess as I don't foresee ever needing...

Forum: Private Flying

1st Feb 2019, 14:35

Replies: 6

UK PPL medical, astigmatism

Views: 2,501

Posted By moorea21

I'm hoping to embark on flying training this...

I'm hoping to embark on flying training this year, either PPL or LAPL. I'd prefer the PPL, as it might be possible to add IFR, etc later if I decide to (assuming I understand correctly.)

Trouble...

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