"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
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Maxwell writes:

You might not have to add weight. The auto industry seems to have avoided
it.

True, but lightweight soundproofing is more expensive. So you either pay
in
weight or in materials cost. I suppose the lightweight stuff would save
money
over the long run--but that wouldn't help if it made the aircraft too
unaffordable up front.

I guess you are stupid enough to think the only way to reduce noise is some
type of insulation. Maybe wrap your head in a blanket.


Perhaps not to you, but there are a lot of people out there that can
easily
afford any small plane they choose. But they don't fly airplanes, ride
jet
skis, motorcycles or bass boats. Most do however seem to drive a Lexus,
or
something a whole lot like one.

A lot of people have simply not been exposed to anything else. If
everyone
were given a chance to ride an airplane, jet ski, motorcycle, bass boat,
and
Lexus, I daresay there would be far fewer Lexus drivers and far more
people
using the other vehicles ... at least for purposes of leisure and
enjoyment
(in terms of transportation, only the motorcycle can compete with a car).

Lost again moron, the topic was making GA more appealing to the average
person. Can't you follow a thread??? Take your meds.