Stall

Stall, or "stall speed", is the minimum speed (in yards/second) a flying vehicle must move in order to stay aloft. A stall of 0 means the vehicle can hover, such as an airship, STOVL, or flying car.
== Stall 0 ==
Plenty of vehicles have Stall speeds of 0. Airships, flying cars, helicopters, and any vertical-takeoff vehicles all have stall of 0.
== Vehicles Classic ==
* As expected, more lifting surfaces allow lower Stall speeds.
* The more radical a vehicle's aerial streamlining, the higher the stall speed gets--but only slightly. A boxy, vintage barnstormer plane will have a much lower stall speed than an equivalently-sized rocket plane.
== Realistic Considerations ==
In real life, some planes with very low Stall speeds can be pushed or even lifted aloft by high winds while on the ground. It is recommended that PCs with high-lift aircraft (such as short-takeoff, pulp adventure airplanes) find a safe place to tie down their vehicle.
== Some Examples ==
TL	Vehicle 	Stall
6 	Biplane 	23
7 	Monoplane 	25
6 	Twin-Prop Transport 	34
7 	Business Jet 	55
7 	Fishbed FighterPyramid 53, p.21	66
7 	Harrier 	0
== References ==
Category:Concepts