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Maybe because only a 'sissy' would go out and 'play' in all that
crosswind. A 'real' pilot would
know better than to do such a thing. They probably got into a 10 or 15 kt
crosswind and got all
'sideways' so now they know better than to get caught in that situation
again. ESPECIALLY not in a plane
with not pedals. No Way!!!!
Sissy plane? Hmmmmmmmm
If he ain't tried it, he shouldn't knock it!!
Bob Saville
Glen Ward wrote:
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>
> Wow, some people have a problem. What a bunch of nasty stuff. Pretty
> shameful to put it right next to ones for sale. I always found that
kind of
> talk to be disconcerting when I was looking to buy one but now I am a
> believer, at least in terms of the plane's strengths outweighing its
> troubles. I am not sure why people ever thought it was a sissy plane.
It
> has always seemed to me to be fairly difficult to fly.
>
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