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Old October 10th 05, 02:01 AM
George Patterson
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Seth Masia wrote:
I used to fly photographers, and took a lot of pix myself, when I was
renting 172s. I'd generally throttle back to about 90 knots before opening
the window. I'm sure there was a pitch change, but I don't retrimming so it
can't have been much. Maybe putting in one notch of flaps helped.


Flaps might have helped, but it also may be that the 172 behaves differently
from the 150/152 aircraft. Mine was a 150.

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