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A student pilot experiences his first fully developed spin during emergency maneuver training with an aerobatic instructor. Having only practiced incipient spins before, he entered the spin at 6,700 ft, started recovery at 4,500 feet using the Beggs-Mueller method, and leveled out safely at 3,200 ft. 📹: coryjeacocke

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David Estratosvor 4 Tagen

Beggs-Mueller recovery from a full developed spin, level at 3,200 ft. I love seeing spin training done right. Solid airmanship.

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Murphvor 4 Tagen

yea, sorry, f that.

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Malcolm Reynoldvor 4 Tagen

Can confirm, this is incredibly fun.

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Iain Macneilvor 4 Tagen

Bringing back memories of spin training. Long time ago. Was fascinated by it.

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Seamus 🇮🇪vor 4 Tagen

JFK Jr skipped this lesson

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Stephen McCormickvor 4 Tagen

Wow I wasn't sure he was ever gonna get out. I hate roller coasters...🙃

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K.A.vor 4 Tagen

Am I seeing this wrong or did he stop the engine too? I always wonder what if the plane is going straight down like a screw, not like a spiral spin, would the opposite rudder work? It wouldn't! Because it's a straight nose dive and roll spin. Perhaps opposite aileron needed

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