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80 kts huh? I like to fly fast. Even in the pattern. Learned that during
the instrument training at BIG airports. You won't mind if I blow past you at 100kts on the downwind. I mean why should I be stuck behind a slow poke. Sure, I'll tell you I'm coming. Or maybe not. No reg against not using the radio. Right? |
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If you are still behind me when I am on the downwind you'll never catch
me as I usually turn base at the numbers. Or sooner, depending on where I am parking. lardsoup wrote: 80 kts huh? I like to fly fast. Even in the pattern. Learned that during the instrument training at BIG airports. You won't mind if I blow past you at 100kts on the downwind. I mean why should I be stuck behind a slow poke. Sure, I'll tell you I'm coming. Or maybe not. No reg against not using the radio. Right? |
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"lardsoup" wrote in message
... You won't mind if I blow past you at 100kts on the downwind. I mean why should I be stuck behind a slow poke. Absolutely no problem at all. Just be sure to pass on my right where you belong, because I'll be turning left inside of you. I don't even care whether or not you use the radio. If you do, that's great. If you don't, well I can manage ok with that too. Fly pretty, anyone can fly safe. PJ |
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