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July 15th 03, 02:59 PM
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Aaron Coolidge writes:
In rec.aviation.owning Roy Smith wrote: : David Megginson wrote: : But once you're established, do you find it easier to hold pitch using : the ASI? : Not really. When I'm doing partial panel work, I find I miss the DG : much more than I miss the AI. I totally agree with Roy here. I also don't use the AI as much as some. I too fly pitch using the ASI, although I use the AI as a reference to set pitch during level-offs. I too miss the DG more than the AI in partial panel work. I do fly a fixed-gear Cherokee, though. Note that I wrote "ASI", not "AI", so it might be that all three of us agree. All the best, David -- David Megginson, , http://www.megginson.com/ 
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