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September 27th 07, 04:37 AM
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Going for my Multiengine rating
"Margy Natalie" wrote IMHO it's not only the weight but the height, there's a big difference between pulling the yoke back when you are 20 inches away and 10 inches away. I know. I think I am following your thought, but I'm not sure. Are you saying your height (or lack of it ;-) puts you so close to the yoke (10 inches) that the closeness makes it much more difficult to pull hard on the yoke? I'm assuming that the pedals on the Navion are not adjustable, and that is what puts you so close to the yoke? -- Jim in NC 
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