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August 17th 03, 10:57 PM
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"Bob Gardner" writes:
My Warrior book says 63 knots, but who's counting? Why not full flaps???? I have a zillion hours instructing in Cherokees/Warriors and I can't remember ever teaching a student to use two notches for landing. Right, always full flaps. Renters might not care, but we owners know who's paying for the rubber (not to mention any broken runway lights or bent wings). I usually have two notches of flaps on long final, and add the third notch over the fence (which usually pitches me up just enough to get from 70 kias to 63 kias). All the best, David -- David Megginson, , http://www.megginson.com/ 
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