Power-On Stalls

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Objective Recognition and recovery of a stall in the takeoff configuration.	Power-On Stalls	Motivation Understand dangers and signs of a stall in a takeoff scenario.
Elements Stall basics: Lift, C_L, AoA Takeoff configuration Takeoff departure airspeed Procedure Right rudder Coordination/Spins Turning stalls		Procedure Pre-maneuver checklist Reduce to 15" power Establish ~65 knots Smoothly add ~25" power and smoothly raise nose Airspeed bleed ~1 knot / second Verbalize stall warning, horn and buffet Stall break Recovery: Relax back pressure Accelerate, smoothly raise nose just above horizon Establish V_Y climb
Risk Management Stalls/spins Accelerated stalls Coordination Secondary stalls	Common Errors Inability to recognize stall warnings Premature recovery Fixation on airspeed or ball Uncoordinated stall or recovery Excessive nose-up entry Entering from cruise configuration Negative load factor during recovery Excessive airspeed in recovery	Completion Standards Completion >1500 ft. AGL Power >65% Heading ±10° Bank ±10° Recovery at V_X or V_Y