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Old June 16th 05, 12:14 AM
Jose
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Yes, lower the gear if in a retract.

Explanation please. Would the air gusting inside the storm not exceed the
gear extended speed? (Dive bomber rated speed limiting brakes excepted.)


Being inside a thunderstorm is an emergency. Extended gear helps you
slow down and makes the plane more stable.

Jose
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