Cessna 172N Skyhawk Quick Reference Manual page 10

Accelerated Stall
* Perform Flow Checklist
Altitude........................................................................................................ Above 3000' AGL
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2.
Throttle..................................................................................................................... 1700 RPM
3.
Bank......................................................................................................................... ............ 45
4.
Throttle................................................................................................................................ Idle
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Pitch.............................................................................................. As Required to Induce Stall
Recovery
6.
Unload Wing.................................................................................... Nose Down, Wings Level
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Cram...................................................................................................................... Fu ll Throttle
8.
Climb................................................................................................ Pitch Just Above Horizon
9.
Clean................................................................................... Flaps & Carb Heat, Incrementally
At the same gross weight, airplane configuration, and power setting, an airplane will consistently stall at the same indicated airspeed.
However, a stall will ooccur at a higher indicated airspeed with excessive maneuvering (load factor) imposed by abrupt control inputs
Common Errors:
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Failure to properly configure the airplane (power, flaps, gear)
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Rough or uncoordinated control inputs
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Failure to recognize stall warnings or to achieve a stall
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Delayed recovery, excessive altitude loss, or entering a secondary stall
Description:
to change direction.
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