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November 7th 04, 04:57 PM
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I generally take 5 knots off everything in my Mooney when I'm light.
I can't remember the numbers on my C model mooney but I would fly the airplane down the runway to bleed off airspeed and about 5 mph before stall I would retract the flaps. This sounds scary but if you do it a few times on long, wide runways it will become second nature. This and few other things is what makes flying fun. 
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