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Old August 20th 05, 01:31 AM
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Larry Dighera wrote:
This article discusses an interesting landing technique. Does anyone
use it?


Well I'll be darned.... I do this all the time and for what I now
believe to be these exact reasons. I did this in my weight-shift in the
flare as well........

I've always been aware that I"ve done this and interpreted it as
'feeling' for the proper attitude to achieve (or arrest) the desired
sink. but I didn't actually think it was a proper habit...... It does
actually help me quite a bit to achieve the right AOA, though, so maybe
it is proper......

Interesting.....

LS
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