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I still don't understand. If it can't stall why would you ever try to prevent stalling?
by Kiro 6y ago
I still don't understand. If it can't stall why would you ever try to prevent stalling?
- krisoft 6y agoIt’s a reaction trained to fixed winged airplane pilots to the point where it becomes instinctual. If your airspeed is dropping low you push forward the stick. You don’t do it because you have run a fluid dynamics simulation which warned you about the approaching stall, but rather as a reflex to a set of sensory cues.