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September 30th 03, 02:04 AM
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2g to about 30 degrees nose up. Then a more gentle push (no less than
0.5g) to maintain 60 knots. (JJ Sinclair) wrote in message ... Good report, Chris. How hard were you pulling, in the pull-ups? I do gentle pulls and push-overs and one of my partners in the ASH-25, does wild-man, near vertical maneuvers every time he hits good lift. I obviously favor the gentle maneuvers, as I believe that any *G* loading will kill my airspeed in a heart-beat. JJ Sinclair 
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