[F3A-Discussion] P19.09 - Stall Turn
Ron Ellis
rellis2 at mindspring.com
Mon Aug 7 08:53:00 AKDT 2017
I agree that clarification is needed, however the originator of the
maneuvers may have intended vertical portions laid on the center line
rather than pull-up points.
As evidenced by the pictures, Judge #4 has clearly been startled so much
that his head has shrunk and he has nearly fallen out of his chair.
-Ron
On 8/7/2017 12:14 PM, Derek Koopowitz via F3A-Discussion wrote:
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> Hi everyone
>
> A question came up about P19.09 – should the stall be on center or
> offset? My initial response was to be offset but I wanted to get
> clarification – after a discussion with the sub-committee chair, we
> all agreed that it should be offset since this is one of those
> multiple element maneuvers and the center is essentially half way
> between the entry line and the exit line. If you recall, we did a
> center figure 9 several years ago which had the same questions and I
> wrote an article about this in the K-Factor. Well, next year the
> figure 9 is back as well…
>
> I think the following pics better depict both P19.07 and P19.09 in how
> they should be flown… Obviously the slower the roll before the stall
> will push the stall further out to the box line.
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