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June 17th 04, 06:33 PM
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"Chris Brooks" wrote in message ... Because it would be much harder to get slowed down going down the glideslope, trying to get below gear speed. Well, why is that necessarily harder? Why do you want to go so slow so far out? Even if you do, why is it harder to slow down at 5000 than it is at 4000? 
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