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I know exactly what you mean. I feel cramped in a 182. I find that I
started squirming to get comfortable, though I did find plenty of room to squirm. Guess I will stick with low wings ![]() PS, as someone who has driven a tank, I would have to say the Mooney is much roomier and has less sharp things to bang yourself on. Also, the Mooney has better visibility than either the M60 or the M1, except to the rear. "markjen" wrote in message news:Byb4c.11371$zS4.72266@attbi_s51... Its the high windscreen and window arrangement that gives the Bo driver an impresssion of more size. Impression or not, I feel terribly cramped in a Mooney and feel like I can relax and move around in a Bonanza. Peering over the glareshield in a Mooney makes me feel like I'm in a tank. But you're absolutely right - it is subjective. - Mark |
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On Fri, 12 Mar 2004 15:18:46 GMT, "Dude" wrote:
PS, as someone who has driven a tank, I would have to say the Mooney is much roomier and has less sharp things to bang yourself on. Also, the Mooney has better visibility than either the M60 or the M1, except to the rear. And, in general, there are fewer people shooting at you :-) Ron (EPM) (N5843Q, Mooney M20E) (CP, ASEL, ASES, IA) |
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