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"Roger Long" wrote in message
... Right after my checkride, I noticed that my car didn't seem to have as much pep as it used to. I realized that I was driving exactly at the speed limit. Every time I passed a speed sign, my brain would register it unconsciously and I would set the speedometer exactly to the number. It was spooky. Of course, it didn't last. Now my brain unconsciously tries to set the speedometer to the IAS it's used to seeing in the plane ![]() I know what you mean. After I got an aerobatic ride in a Delfin L-29 at Lydd, I drove back to London. On the M20, at what I thought was a normal cruise setting on the gas, I looked down and realized I was bowling along at 98mph. In a Ford Focus. Of course I adjusted the needle to the exact 100. I suppose there were no cameras working that day. -- David Brooks |
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