What is "aircraft stability" - IN VIDEO

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Originally Posted by Crumpp

The post you quote is a reply to Glider when he made a claim that the norm for fighters in WWII was to have unacceptable stability and control characteristics.

No, that is not true.

Originally Posted by Glider

Can you name any aircraft, of any type, in any airforce, that was hands free during WW2, ie wouldn't eventually destroy itself without pilot input in conditions it was divergent?

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Originally Posted by Glider

If the Spit is an unusual example, then he should be able to nominate one that was hands free.

Your answer was the linked list. It is not possible to determine that a reply to a quoted question is actually just a list with random planes that in no way relate to the question as asked, which is what you are claiming now.

So to be clear - are you now saying that none of the planes on that list were hands off aircraft and this is a misunderstanding? Or are you going to provide evidence as you claim to provide for all your statements?