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June 17th 04, 06:40 AM
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"Patrick" wrote in message m... I was wondering how much weight taking off the wheel pants would gain me for cargo? I have a 1979 C152 with wheel pants and need to be able to carry a little more weight. I've heard around 18 pounds, but does anyone know for sure? PatW (a new pilot and owner) The W&B for my 78 152 says 18 pounds for the "speed fairings" Ha! The POH page ii (right in the front, Performance Specifications), says 2 knots gain with fairings installed. J. Severyn N24495 
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