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Cirrus and Lancair Make Bonanza Obsolete?



 
 
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Old November 14th 03, 02:29 PM
Tom S.
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"markjen" wrote in message
news:4L%sb.145785$9E1.745940@attbi_s52...
not a factor, I have an auto pilot, if it goes out, fly the instruments,

it does
not take much to get out of an unusual attitude. I own a retract, I fly

it
in
IMC.


I guess you're just a great pilot. But for us average pilots, loss of
control is a very big concern.

(I'd love to put you in a simulator and start introducing random

instrument
failures in heavy turbulence while flying a tough approach. Hmmm .... the
turn coordinator and horizon don't seem to agree. Which is right? You've
got about five seconds to figure it out before you die.)

And that has absolutely nothing to do with fixed-gear vs retractable. Quite
frankly, anyone with significant time in a retractable is used to the
differences and more attuned to the subtleties/situation than fixed gear
types.


 




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