When I was flying solo in the usual practice area, I did a power on stall with full throttle. The airplane would not easily stall with full power and we have to make an extremely nose-up attitude. It's scaring because we feel like flying vertically and we can't see anything but the sky. When the airplane stalls, the nose and each of the wing drops abruptly, and the view through the windshield suddenly changes from the sky to the ground. If we fail the recover procedure for power on stall, we are to enter a spiral dive which is so dangerous that we student pilots are prohibited to do it in Canada. As I was afraid of a spiral dive, I had never done a power on stall but today I did it. The recovery was not so good but fortunately I could return to the home ground with slightly increased confidence.
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Posted by: gonbe | October 23, 2005 at 09:26 PM
When I was flying solo in the usual practice area, I did a power on stall with full throttle. The airplane could not easily stall with full power and we had to fly an extreme nose-up position. It's scary because we feel like we're flying vertically and we can't see anything but the sky. When the airplane stalls, the nose and each of the wings drops abruptly, and the view through the windshield suddenly changes from the sky to the ground. If we fail the recovery procedure for power on stall, we will go into a spiral dive which is so dangerous that we student pilots are prohibited from doing it in Canada. As I was afraid of a spiral dive, I had never done a power on stall but today I did it. The recovery was not so good but fortunately I could return to home ground with slightly increased confidence.
Posted by: Corrector | October 24, 2005 at 03:02 AM