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Old September 10th 04, 06:39 PM
Mark James Boyd
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Wallace Berry wrote:
I've flown both. The LS-4s I have flown are easier and more pleasant to
fly than the Junior I flew. I'll risk saying that the LS-4 is so easy to
fly that it is almost boring. Very stable in all 3 axes. Darn near flies
coordinated on it's own and requires very little input in thermals.

The one Junior that I have flown is a fine ship except for a sticky
rudder.


As an aside, the PW-5 is a bit under-ruddered. Not much roll rate
flipping into a thermal.
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