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November 22nd 04, 09:00 AM
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Mitty,
So (1) is everyone taught to do it on final? (2) Why? (3) What's wrong with doing it on downwind? Yes, noise, noise. Just listen to a Bonanza turning on the chain saw on downwind once, and you'll never again say it's only a "small noise increase". The effect, while differing from type to type, is huge. If you want airports to stay open, don't do it on downwind. Also, in case of a go-around, it is probably anyway a good idea to think in terms of "all levers go full forward" rather than just "throttle full forward". -- Thomas Borchert (EDDH) 
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