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July 23rd 06, 01:48 AM
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Student practices landing with gear up
Dylan Smith wrote:
On 2006-07-20, gatt wrote: GUMPS. I hope I never forget it. GUMP does not stand for Gas, Undercarriage, Mixture, Prop. It actually stands for: G - Gear Down U - Undercarriage down M - Make sure the wheels are down P - Put the wheels down You forgot the "S" (it's GUMPS, not GUMP): S - Are you SURE the wheels are down? .... Alan -- Alan Gerber gerber AT panix DOT com 
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