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Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

8th Mar 2012, 14:34

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concerning spinning

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Posted By foxmoth

Glad to hear you are mostly concerned for the...

Glad to hear you are mostly concerned for the student, but really all this should have been covered in your FIC course! Yes, if a student gets that far it can be frightening for them, but the ONLY...

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

8th Mar 2012, 07:44

Replies: 36

concerning spinning

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Posted By foxmoth

RTN, just looked at your profile and seen that...

RTN, just looked at your profile and seen that you are an instructor! I am amazed, with the concerns you have voiced I had you down as a low houred PPL, as an instructor you should really be...

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

8th Mar 2012, 07:37

Replies: 36

concerning spinning

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Posted By foxmoth

Never had a problem with the engine stopping in a...

Never had a problem with the engine stopping in a spin either, though i have had a Tiger Moth engine stop in a stall turn. If you are, or intending to do, spinning/aeros, both engine restarts and...

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

7th Mar 2012, 10:14

Replies: 36

concerning spinning

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Posted By foxmoth

This is what happens in many Cessnas, when it...

This is what happens in many Cessnas, when it happens it is no longer a spin but a spiral dive - this is the main visual difference between the two, a spin will have low oscillating airspeed, a...

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

5th Mar 2012, 07:28

Replies: 36

concerning spinning

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Posted By foxmoth

OK465 pretty much has it, certainly Cessnas and...

OK465 pretty much has it, certainly Cessnas and Pipers that are cleared for spinning are VERY prone to ending up in a spiral dive instead of a spin, recovery from a spin is unlikely to over stress...

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