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November 3rd 06, 05:58 PM
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Good Used 4 Seaters
Ray Andraka wrote:
Ross Richardson wrote: Why do you say a C-172 is less stable. I have a '65 model and find it quite stable. And, I am familiar with Cherokees as I got my commerical using the -140, -160, & -180s. The Cherokees have a higher wing loading, which makes them more "stable" in turbulence. On the other-hand, that also makes them feel a bit more "truck-like". The Cherokees are more comfortable in turbulence. OK, I agee with that. -- Regards, Ross C-172F 180HP KSWI 
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