High negative incidence angle for horizontal tailplane?

Hi. I am doing my tail incidence angle calculations and it is coming out at minus 5 degrees.

I know it can be negative sometimes, but 5 degrees sounds a bit much.

Does anyone know of any aircraft with such a large negative angle of incidence on the horizontal stabilizer?

Thanks

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I've slipped C172s with full flaps with no issues. Most of us likely have. However, after learning WHY you're not supposed to, I've reconsidered such slips.

What I would like to do, just like stall training, is experience a tailplane stall in a controlled and anticipated situation, rather than first experience it on final approach. Not one of my instructors has ever even mentioned such events. Why is this? Is it SO uncommon as to not really be worth even a mention (until IFR tailplane icing is mentioned anyway)?

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