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Old 2nd May 2013, 02:54 PM
Jason H Jason H is offline
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Originally Posted by Andrew P View Post
If cargo had moved during the steep climb-out the centre of gravity would have shifted to somewhere near the horizontal stabilizer. The aircraft exhibited stable and friendly stall recovery tendencies, something that would not have happened if the CG had shifted aft.
Um what?? This is true but with such a shift it would be impossible to create a force on the tailplane to get the nose down to recover. If the rumours are correct about the load shift, then the CoG would be well outside the limit. Are you saying that the aeroplane did exhibit stable stall recovery, or that it would?
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