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Old August 15th 03, 02:11 AM
Ben Jackson
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Dan Moos wrote:
My my last 20 or so hours are in the warrior. I bet I 've gotten as few as
5 landings that I'm proud of in that time. Nothing dangerous, just massive
floating, followed by clunking it in with maybe even a bounce or 2.

[...]
used to getting great results in the cessnas, and wish to do the same in the


I'm transitioning from 172's to a Comanche right now. The mistake I
keep making is rounding out too high. I know how a landing is going
to turn out way before I touch down. My last landing I distinctly
remember the "ooh, that's just right" followed by rolling it on. Now
I've got to make that happen every time.

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