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Old December 18th 09, 10:01 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Morgans[_2_]
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Default Frozen Flaps


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The airplane's surface will be below
freezing because of the air temp, and any change in air temp will
change the very light aircraft structure's temperature quickly.


Dan,

Ken is back. He is afraid of flying anything but Microsoft Simulators.

I have a feeling he is the same poster as Flaps50 and Flaps, or whoever the
troll of a name close to that uses.

Best advice is to ignore. He knows nothing of real airplanes, but likes to
pretend that he does. I guess he has to be called down when he gives unsafe
advice, though.

I'll have to put him back in the kill file, since he snuck back in after my
reformatting.
--
Jim in NC


 




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