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July 7th 08, 12:05 PM
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R/C Flying - B52 b.jpg (1/1)
I can believe there will be a problem if the pilot does not correctly keep
his speed up when he turns downwind, but if a plane was flying when it started the turn, and the same airspeed is maintained, there will not be a crash. -- Jim in NC However is it not true that perception of airspeed WITHOUT a indicator other than ones eye is very difficult when standing on the ground than it is at any other time??? Les 
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