1 G Stall Tufts Slow Motion

Nominal 1 G stall. Constant chord, constant thickness, no washout low-aspect planform stall characteristics. Stall progresses from aft root rapidly and results in abrupt loss of lift (even in slow motion). Wing tip generates vortex that keeps outboard 2 bays of airflow attached throughout stall, allowing ailerons to remain effective. Airflow rapidly re-attaches with reduction in AOA.

[@metalstorm91291]

It seems that the UA-cam algorithm just found this one. Excellent demonstration.

[@user-en8wc1lo6c]

yep

[@thepilotman5378]

It is astonishing that a nearly total flat, smooth surface at high angles creates chaotic vortexs like a jagged surface would

[@MishMashMoto]

Good video, great example of where and what happens to airflow during a stall. 👍🏼