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Alright, I gotta ask this, even if it brings a few chuckles out of
y'all. I'm transitioning from PA-28-181 to a DA20-C1 (a stepping stone to the DA40) and having a bit of a problem seeing ahead. I'm relatively short (5'6.5") and I'm finding that the DA20 with its comfy recliner seats is more of a problem than the Archer used to be (had a problem there too before we got the adjustable seats). So, any suggestions on a comfortable cushion that has decent thickness (I'm thinking about an inch) and a small "footprint"? Surprisingly enough, I've never seen something like this offered in any of the pilot supplies catalogs... - Slav Inger - PP ASEL IA @ YIP |
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In article , Slav Inger
wrote: Alright, I gotta ask this, even if it brings a few chuckles out of y'all. I'm transitioning from PA-28-181 to a DA20-C1 (a stepping stone to the DA40) and having a bit of a problem seeing ahead. I'm relatively short (5'6.5") and I'm finding that the DA20 with its comfy recliner seats is more of a problem than the Archer used to be (had a problem there too before we got the adjustable seats). So, any suggestions on a comfortable cushion that has decent thickness (I'm thinking about an inch) and a small "footprint"? Surprisingly enough, I've never seen something like this offered in any of the pilot supplies catalogs... and additional thing to look for is a taper - thick at the back and thin in front so that your legs/knees don't get higher. It took a while, but I found one for my cherokee, which doesn't have the adjustable seats. It was carseat cushion. -- Bob Noel |
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Check any local warehouse store (target, kmart, walmart, etc)
for outdoor lawn chairs. Cushions are available separately in different widths and thicknesses. Cheap, too. |
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Get a one-inch thick piece of Conforfoam/Temperfoam (choice of soft,
medium, hard). Expensive, but comfortable. |
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![]() Slav Inger wrote: So, any suggestions on a comfortable cushion that has decent thickness (I'm thinking about an inch) and a small "footprint"? Surprisingly enough, I've never seen something like this offered in any of the pilot supplies catalogs... I sit on a boat seat cushion. It's about 2" thick. Also check sporting goods shops that carry hunting supplies. I've seen a few nice cushions sold as padding for deer stands. If you're in New Jersey, Efinger's Sporting Goods in Bound Brook carries some. George Patterson The optimist feels that we live in the best of all possible worlds. The pessimist is afraid that he's correct. James Branch Cavel |
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Look at OregonAero.com. I've been looking at their cushions because parts of
me fall asleep after 3 hours in the seat. They have a two inch pad for shorter pilots. Mike Clapp LVK "Slav Inger" wrote in message ... Alright, I gotta ask this, even if it brings a few chuckles out of y'all. I'm transitioning from PA-28-181 to a DA20-C1 (a stepping stone to the DA40) and having a bit of a problem seeing ahead. I'm relatively short (5'6.5") and I'm finding that the DA20 with its comfy recliner seats is more of a problem than the Archer used to be (had a problem there too before we got the adjustable seats). So, any suggestions on a comfortable cushion that has decent thickness (I'm thinking about an inch) and a small "footprint"? Surprisingly enough, I've never seen something like this offered in any of the pilot supplies catalogs... - Slav Inger - PP ASEL IA @ YIP |
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We have one - it's extremely comfortable. Not inexpensive, but it does
exactly what it's supposed to, and is well made. -Jack "MikeC" writes: Look at OregonAero.com. I've been looking at their cushions because parts of me fall asleep after 3 hours in the seat. They have a two inch pad for shorter pilots. Mike Clapp LVK "Slav Inger" wrote in message ... Alright, I gotta ask this, even if it brings a few chuckles out of y'all. I'm transitioning from PA-28-181 to a DA20-C1 (a stepping stone to the DA40) and having a bit of a problem seeing ahead. I'm relatively short (5'6.5") and I'm finding that the DA20 with its comfy recliner seats is more of a problem than the Archer used to be (had a problem there too before we got the adjustable seats). So, any suggestions on a comfortable cushion that has decent thickness (I'm thinking about an inch) and a small "footprint"? Surprisingly enough, I've never seen something like this offered in any of the pilot supplies catalogs... - Slav Inger - PP ASEL IA @ YIP |
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