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September 6th 04, 04:16 AM
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Questions about the new Sports Pilot license
well a 152 is a bit more than a few pounds too heavy. 1670 What's a rag wing 120 weigh -- wood prop, no gear extensions, no flaps...? Quent 
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September 6th 04, 04:34 AM
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"QDurham" wrote in message ... well a 152 is a bit more than a few pounds too heavy. 1670 What's a rag wing 120 weigh -- wood prop, no gear extensions, no flaps...? Quent 1450 gross. Empty weight doesn't count. 120s/140s/140As do not qualify.
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