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April 19th 07, 06:20 PM
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Flight Time - Student ;)
On Apr 18, 9:22 pm, "Maxwell" wrote:
'Go inverted and autorotate to get some altitude' - hey OSAB, can you explain that out in words a simpleton like me can understand? I was having a hard time picturing that one myself. Kind of tongue in cheek.....gg if you do an autorotation you go down. So, if you roll upside down and autorotate......you go up? You kind of had to be there to really get it......G Rocky 
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