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I think that anyone who has ever given a 1-26 a fair appraisal has
liked it. It's definitely a fun little ship to fly! It made this pilot look good several times when he was staying up when glass couldn't. And, as Ron Schwartz has shown, it has good XC potential in the right hands. Where I didn't like the 1-26 was (a) in the seating and (b) in the cold. The one I flew (an E model) had a chair type plywood seat that was really uncomfortable for me after 2-3 hours. The 1-26 Association has articles showing how you can pad the seat; if you buy one I'd highly recommend doing so. The other issue I had was flying in the cold - this was because of the breeze coming from the tow hook. Flying in 35 degree F weather, my feet lost all feeling after half an hour. Again, if you buy one you can use a simple flap of material to kill the breeze. -John |
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