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Old November 29th 07, 01:35 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Tony Verhulst
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Default Pegasus or ....?

Tony Verhulst wrote:

Pegasus is a very good choice.



Agreed.


It doesn't have any bad habits..



Only one, IMHO. It is a handful in a cross wind take off. And, after
having seen 2 other 19's connect with solid objects after veering off to
the side in a xwind departure, I suspect that my opinion is shared with
others.

In my 2 or 3 years as a part owner in a 19, I can't remember a single
xwind take off that I really was happy with. OTOH, take offs in my LS6
in similar conditions are "no brainers".

Tony V.



Oh, poop! in the above, wherever it says '19" substitute "peg". What a
brain fart.

Tony
 




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