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November 15th 04, 06:16 AM
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Starduster Too for Aerobatics
If a Starduster Too has inverted fuel and oil will it make a good
aircraft to learn aerobatics in? I have read that it is "Not designed for aerobatics" but has a +6/-6 G-load capability. It may not be up to a Pitts, but would it be comparable to a Decathalon? Would it be safe for aerobatics? How could I find out more? I am curious because there is one for sale near me. to reply, remove NoSpam 
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