you have to correleate your airspeed to ground speed, ...

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Why?  Anything other than TAS is irrelevant.

TAS (IAS or CAS) is all the pilot has to inform him of the onset of a stall. 
I agree that it would be dufficult to establish and quanyify TAS at stall 
(or any other flight situation) due to position error, instrument error, 
calibration and even static source - thus important to establish the stall 
speed in terms of IAS for each airplane.

Have a great weekend
Steve 


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