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June 5th 04, 11:20 PM
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"Jerry Kurata" wrote in message ... Unless they look out the window the passengers won't even notice the manuver. Done correctly, the G's stay at 1 and the wine does not spill. Not possible to miss the roll unless you are asleep. Sit there with your eyes closed and you have no problem telling which way the plane is rolling. 
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