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Blueskies wrote:
Why are you beating up the plane? I was taught and used to teach that any landing without full flaps was an 'emergency' landing. The airplane has a landing configuration and the performance in the book is based on that configuration... It is good to practice emergency landings every so often. Beating up my plane? Have you ever flown a Comanche? All you need is 20 degrees for smooth and graceful landings in a PA24. If I'm going into a really short field (2000 feet?) then I'll use full flaps. All the 182's I've ever flown only need 20 degrees of flap for nice landings too. Go full flaps and its like an anvil with a parachute. The 182 is a great short field airplane. |
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