Troy showing off in the prototype Super STOL. I watched him to this about 6 times with and without passenger. Most other planes would be sitting on their belly after this type landing.
This is the prototype Super STOL plane built by Just Aircraft in Wahalla, S.C. The shocks are a modified Fox rock crawler shock. The tail wheel also uses a swing arm and fox shock assembly.
I sometime wonder... STOL actually seems to be interpreted by some people as "save on forward momentum by gaining on downward momentum"! Isn't that in fact called 'falling' instead of 'landing' ? Just asking.
Nice job, but its not exactly super stall, in super stall tail stol firstly its most likely in swept wings where wing tip stall firstly and CP move forward make the nose up pitch anywhere its spectacular how this guy stall his aircraft .