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Jim Macklin wrote:
I am very partial to the BE-76 Duchess. It has a redundant electrical system and very good handling. The Seminole uses the wing from a Cherokee with a 50 gallon fuel tank in an over-sized engine nacelle. The drag between the nacelle and fuselage reduces performance. The Beech has a big elevator and rudder, giving it better control. Beech actually did a full spin test series in the Duchess but decided for marketing reason, not to certify it for intentional spinning. It will recover from a spin on one engine, not many twins can say that. I would concur, the Duchess is better than a Seminole. Actually, it might even be better than a seneca (some models). But anyway, You should probably have an instrument rating too before you start thinking about a multi-engine rating. |
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