ORIGINAL: FatOrangeKat
what are tip stalls, or any kind of stalls? is it actually where the engine stalls due to some position of the plane?
It's when the plane or the air going over and under the wing is not moving fast enough to provide lift and the plane just becomes a rock. Not a problem if you have enough altitude to get some speed back up, but at landing it would be imminent death. Tip stall from what I can tell is one side of the plane loosing lift and rolling off to that side.
Let me know If I'm right guys, I have been around planes and done about everything you can do except fly a real one myself.