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February 7th 04, 04:53 PM
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Chris OCallaghan wrote: "I know of one instructor who was asked to start to spin a Puchacz at 800 feet above the ground as part of his annual instructor check. Presumably this was over the radio, and nobody liked him anyway? I read some of these altitudes folks are doing this stuff, and I put my head in my hands... When I did aerobatics, it was always 5000ft floor (expected termination of the manuever) if you had chutes, 3000 feet floor if no chutes. 
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