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Old February 20th 07, 09:23 PM posted to rec.aviation.student,rec.aviation.ifr
Tony
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Default Organizational Skills Required During Instrument Flight

Get thee behind me, mentioning alternate wing positions in the same
sentence. There are two common posiitons -- Low, and other. Low wings
are for manly pilots, who don't mind getting wet when it rains or
having the PX sit in the puddle that might have accumulated on the
right seat, crawling under the thing to check fuel, and -- I could go
on and on listing the advantanges, but top this: name a single high
wing SEL that has its tail on the correct way, like my Mooney does.

So there.

I have to go now and practice turns around a tie down.


On Feb 20, 1:51 pm, "Michael Nouak" wrote:
"Andrew Sarangan" schrieb im Newsbeitragnews:1171987713.455509.137740@t69g2000c wt.googlegroups.com...

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I have learned more from here than from any other source. Once in a
while there will be some ballyhoo over someone or something, and
people will threaten to leave. There will be a mass exodus, and then


Yeah, this is especially true when the religious arguments start up. You
know, like:
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Hi-wing or low-wing.
Slips with flaps.

;-)))

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Michael Nouak
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