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May 8th 07, 10:47 AM
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Zero G profile
What's the best way to fly a zero G parabola? My kids are hooked on them and
they're actually learning some science from it. I'd like to get a little more duration without getting too fast. I usually do a little climb until the speed bleeds off some and then push over firmly. Should I pull the power over the top as I'm pushing? mike 
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