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May 7th 05, 06:45 AM
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"BTIZ" wrote in message
news:39Yee.11385$fI.8996@fed1read05... same thing happens on floats and a water take off.. Hmmm...I don't do my runup during the takeoff, even on the water. It's true, I have no brakes and so the runup involves getting the airplane moving. But once the runup is completed, I reposition myself for takeoff. I can see that there are situations when doing the runup during the takeoff would be useful and beneficial, but a water takeoff in a seaplane doesn't seem to me to be one of them. Why complicate the takeoff unnecessarily? (In John's example, the complication is necessary, but not so for a water takeoff) Pete 
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