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August 17th 03, 03:41 AM
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"Jay Honeck" wrote in message news:Ssq%a.157604$uu5.23645@sccrnsc04...
- floating: i actually had more problems floating in the 172 than the warrior, go figure. Me, too. As my CFI used to say: "If you float, you've got too much airspeed. Fix it." A C172 with one person and partial fuel, landed at "book" speeds instead of weight-adjusted speeds, will float. Ditto for a Warrior IME If you really want to see float, try landing a Grumman w/ "5 knots for Grandma and 5 knots 'cuz I was nervous and I think more speed is safer" tacked on. Cheers, Sydney 
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