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Old April 23rd 05, 02:10 AM
Andrew Gideon
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Roger wrote:

OTOH High performance, which the Arrow is not, makes a really big
difference with usually much faster, slipperier, and much less
forgiving aircraft that require not only thinking much farther ahead,


For another data point:

I fly both a 182 and a 182RG in our club. Both are HP. But the complex is
faster and more slippery, and therefore more demanding of forethought.

- Andrew

 




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