SRP Lynx FarScight, Руководство по эксплуатации воздушного судна

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AFM 4-2
Section 5: Deep-Stall Landing
What is a Deep-Stall?
A deep-stall landing is a controlled, near vertical descent to the ground in which the wing is
completely stalled and creates drag instead of lift. The angle at which the aircraft descends will vary
based on the winds. A wind speed of around 9 m/s will result in a nearly vertical descent. Less wind
will shallow the descent, higher winds will cause the aircraft to actually travel backwards from a
ground perspective. Zero wind will still result in a relatively steep 40 degree landing.
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