full stall to cravated sat nice one for you gill

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full stall to cravated sat nice one for you gill

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http://www.aero-tech.narod.ru/vayzniki_zadniy_sval.mpg

you can now sea how after staaling if it cravates you sat instead of spiral. interesting how the rate of decent is not much at all compared to a spiral.

this video does not seaa the pilot badly injured so quite impressive
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Gary, Your'e vids are shite, all I see is Russian Writing --- C-mon Gaz Get your'e act together.
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open the link then go to the big yellow wrighting and click it needs to download but is good. dont practice full stalls at 200m
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Post by jill mcgeachie »

Lucky for me I didn't see that one before I went Gary
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Post by Neil »

iv just had a look 10 second vid of wing in flight??????????????
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Post by Sergey »

Keep downloading Neil, the "disco" begins at the 20th second! File size should be 2.2Mb.

According to the discussion on russian PG forum, the pilot is basically unharmed, just a few bruises.
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Post by Sergey »

The wing is a copy of some AFNOR-standard Tango, and the Tango is supposedly as benign as a DHV-1.

Some pilots on that forum have mentioned that doing "hands up" on a stalled PG can be entertaining even on a DHV-1. But then, what do I know about PGs? :P
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