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July 21st 03, 07:03 PM
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Seat height problem
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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