> I forgot to mention also, for those who never flew with spoilers, when
> landing down wind , the spoilers can actually SPEED THE PLANE UP, or the
> plane maintain its energy( not slow down), depending on the wind speed and
> size of the spoilers. Imagine the spoiler raising up and opening the bay
so
> the wind can get cupped in open bay. Doesnt take a rookie to have this
happen > to them.
I think you'd better go back and study basic aerodynamics and maybe start with one of
the soaring manuals for student pilots, because what you've said here is very
misleading to someone who doesn't know better or is just starting out in this hobby....
Keith M
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