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November 29th 04, 12:21 AM
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Took the Bell Factory 206 Course in March and found a big difference in the
quality of instruction next to the low time guy who originally taught me to hover and power recovery autos. No substitute for pilot time and factory metal to 'risk'. In retrospect wish I had taken the course at about a 6 months after getting my license. Need a little experience to get the benefit. However, bet I could learn quite a bit even if I took the course each year. Gaylon 
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