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#10
February 7th 06, 01:59 PM
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Another Perfect Gear-Up
Capt. Geoffrey Thorpe wrote:
But, all in all, if you want to do a gear up landing, a Navion is probably one of the better airplanes to do it in. :-) A Seabee is one of the better ones. You don't even ding the prop. If you set it down nice and the surface isn't too rough all you do is scracth the paint. 
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