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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
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Posted for erosiak@postoffice.pacbell.net:
Gary,

My ES is a little different from most as I have the TSIO-550. I also installed
stall strips. Power off landing configuration stalls are fairly mild. My
airplane drops the right wing a bit and if held into the stall the bank
increases, which has been mostly due to my slow reaction to push left rudder.
There is a very slight buffet before stall dirty, but you can really feel it
buffet in a power off stall in the clean configuration.

Ed Rosiak
Super ES

Gary Casey wrote:

> I followed the discussion on ES/Legacy stalls with interest, but never heard
> a comment about the ES.  I have also seen some ES's flying with "stall
> strips" ....