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July 20th 04, 02:24 PM
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"Michael 182" wrote in message news:uh%Kc.123635$IQ4.113575@attbi_s02... "C J Campbell" wrote in message good review snipped I would say that this airplane still beats the Cirrus hands down. I have a TR-182, and I'm looking at used Cirrus SR-22. What are the key reasons for your statement? The cost of amortizing this airframe is about $70 per hour. Maybe Cirrus will get a life extension; they have been promising one for a long time now, but they seem to be concentrating their effort on developing new planes. Actually, the cost is more than that. Suppose the engine does not quite make TBO and needs an overhaul at 3800 hours. Are you willing to spend the money on an overhaul if the airframe has less than 500 hours left on it? 
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