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December 6th 03, 06:41 PM
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ET wrote:
"Colin Kingsbury" wrote in news:XW4Ab.542 : Of course, there's a lot of flights that will get scrubbed in an SR-22 because of icing, so this isn't a good plane for you. My father owns SR-22, it has an anti-icing system (sprays solution out from micro holes in the wings/prop/etc)... I am not yet a pilot, so I'm certain I don't understand all the complexities of this, but would an SR-22 with this system still be as limited as your statement suggests?? Yes. Even an anti-icing equipped light airplane is still a light airplane and has neither the power nor the altitude capability to withstand the ice that exists in much of the northern latitudes during the winter. Matt 
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