Hello again folks.

For the Pitts-savvy of you out there... is there an approach speed
that's "too low" from which to slip safely? The reason I ask is that
I've been slowing down on approach. I used to approach at 110-100mph,
and now I'm down to about 90mph. I noticed last time I slipped in to
land that the plane had a bit of a tendency to oscillate forward and
back, like I was in a rocking chair. What's the plane trying to tell
me? Any thoughts?

Thanks,

Ryan Ferguson
Pitts S-2C N312PS
My Pitts page: http://webdev.aig4.com/ryan/flight/pitts/
My Aviation Pics page: http://webdev.aig4.com/ryan/flight/

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