
Of course, the left wing stalls with the lift of the right wing rolling the plane to the left. Torque and P-factor only add to the problem the stalled left wing presents. The basic problem is the stall itself.
Obviously, I should brush up on my ground school presentations, hit the hay earlier...or both. I'm glad you caught that.
Also, a prime example of why one shouldn't fly when tired; well, one good laugh--AIGF, of course--deserves another.
RS
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