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April 16th 05, 04:08 PM
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"Roger" wrote: A36, B36TC, or maybe a nice F33-C? A 1984-'89 A36. That's when the modern panel and yokes appeared. Remember 84 and after 36s have the gear and flap switches like every one else and dual yokes through the panel instead of that big cross bar. The panel change is the big thing. Older models have all the radios way over on the right with the yoke bar in the way. Very awkward for me, as I have limited use of my right hand. F-33s did not change. Which is too bad, 'cause it takes them out of the running. -- Dan C172RG at BFM 
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