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How do you determine a margin without some form of a baseline?
by BruinsInSeven 3y ago
How do you determine a margin without some form of a baseline?
- dghlsakjg 3y agoYou read the operator’s handbook which will give you that information. In a certified aircraft the manufacturer has already done the test flying
- ryandrake 3y agoYour airplane can also be in the "experimental" category, which generally means "homebuilt" so the stall speeds and characteristics can only be determined through test flight. I made the decision to empirically demonstrate stall speeds on the very first flight of my homebuilt, before attempting to land, so I knew for sure what they were.
- dghlsakjg 3y agoI also have a homebuilt, and went and found out my stall speed. But most homebuilts will still have a stall speed for planes built to plan. In any case, this is an article about a Cessna. Where the stall speed is in the POH and also marked on the ASI.
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