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March 1st 04, 04:12 PM
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Power to weight ratio.
172 has a smaller wing and a smaller engine -- Jim Burns III Remove "nospam" to reply 
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March 1st 04, 08:50 PM
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Jim wrote:
Power to weight ratio. 172 has a smaller wing and a smaller engine Jim, Not quite. The 172 and 182 share the same wing area, a factor that has nothing to do with power-to-weight. Happy Flying! Scott Skylane
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