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January 28th 04, 07:26 PM
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On Wed, 28 Jan 2004 01:44:10 GMT, "Arnold Pieper"
wrote: You shouldn't spin more than 3 turns unless you're practicing for aerobatic flight. If your purpose is International Aerobatic Club competition, you don't need to do it for that either. According to the FAI catalog of aerobatic figures, there is no spin allowed to be done with greater than 2 turns. For unknown flights at the unlimited level, the max is 1.5 turns. So I would modify what you say above to say, "you shouldn't spin more than 2 turns unless you are practicing to be a test pilot." Be safe, Klein 
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