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Darrel Toepfer wrote: wrote: The Tripacer is a great airplane for the money. I'd much rather have one than a spam can "C" product. Had both, the 3P (metalized) had better performance, the C products are easier to get in and out of the front seats... The C products cost more and are a newer product... I flew a couple of "Pie Chasers" 40-some years ago. I did not particularly like their flying characteristics -- especially the bungees that interconnect the rudder and ailerons. It made slips feel unnatural and added unnecessary force to the control feel. The short wing and flaps allow some steep approaches, which may at first seem too steep, but you will get used to it. The single (hand) brake handle is another deficiency (IMHO), as you cannot use the brakes for ground maneuvering. It has a fairly cramped cabin but will cruise an honest 130-135 mph, on about 9GPH. The 150 hp O-320 is one of the most robust engines out there -- and -- it is very happy burning mogas. -- Remove _'s from email address to talk to me. |
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