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Old January 4th 05, 04:23 PM
Matt Barrow
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"Freedom_In_Flying" wrote in message
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"John Doe" wrote
I'm wondering about how piloting is taught. Getting to the point, why

not
use a long runway and have the student take off just enough for the
wheels to leave the ground and then immediately touch down?


This guy is either a kid or a troll, retarded or all of the above. He is

in
a few other groups (rec.models.rc.helicopter and air). He is asking stupid
questions like " aren't fast spinning propellers blades dangerous"

"plonk"


Or maybe he's a college student.


Matt
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Site-Fill Homes, LLC.
Montrose, CO



 




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