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On May 19, 9:19 pm, Ken Reed wrote:
There are a lot of old wives tales about Mooneys and unfortunately people that have very little or no experience in them are the ones that continue to propagate this nonsense. It really needs to stop. Agreed. Most of the misinformation I had received first hand came from people that had zero real experience with Mooneys. My father is a pilot. My uncle is also a pilot. Both got their licenses flying pteranodons back in the day. ![]() turbo arrow, and a really, really nice bo. My father is mostly a cessna guy but used to love flying v-tails when I was a kid. When I mentioned I was starting to shop for a plane, both pointed me toward an arrow. Needless to say, I actually started casually looking at arrows. After my Mooney re-education, I mentioned I was considering a Mooney. Both parroted the same set of Mooney old wive's tales. I asked how many Mooney hours they each had. Both answered zero. Needless to say, my father and I now have a running high wing verses low wing rivalry. I imagine it will get worse once I buy my Mooney and he gets his 182RG. ![]() Greg |
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