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September 21st 05, 01:04 AM
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"Steve" wrote: Yes. In fact, you could do it all at the same time, but it would most likely be impractical. Thanks for your input Dan. Why would you consider it impratical? Awfully expensive to learn the basics in a bizjet. Doing s-turns across a road in a Lear would be fun, I guess. Still, if money is no object, no doubt you could train ab initio in a Citation or similar. If you actually do this, it should make for some fascinating usenet posts. -- Dan C172RG at BFM 
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