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August 25th 05, 08:46 PM
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Dick Rutan's Long-Ez has been subjected to high gee's for years. I
don't see this as a problem. My only concern with this type of design is that the fuel would need to be in the fuselage. I don't particularly care for this but most aerobatic airplanes are set up this way so I guess it is ok with most people. I used to have a Rans S-9. What a great little airplane and a lot of fun to fly! I flew it in several IAC contests and had a blast with it. Rick Pellicciotti LightSportFlying.com 
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