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how do you pronounce Grob?



 
 
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Old February 8th 06, 09:33 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default how do you pronounce Grob?

In message , Bruce
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I've heard it pronounced 'led swan'
;-)

Generally pronounced to rhyme with "rob" around here.

Yup, that's right. I used to know a guy who worked at Mattsis and that
was how he pronounced it.
Maybe the earlier models are slow in roll and the tail is "heavy". But
I really like the G103 Twin Astir, feels a little like a Mercedes Benz.
All that momentum makes it a lot more comfortable than something like a
K13 in strong conditions. In weak conditions it does emulate a well
thrown brick...

Maybe I just don't know better, but I like 'em.

Everybody I know who has flown one for a while says exactly the same, a
brick but I really enjoyed flying it :-)

Robin
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Robin Birch
 




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