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November 19th 04, 01:00 PM
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Użytkownik "basils27" napisał w wiadomo¶ci
news:1100868621.FL3kxd/mdA9XvztfGXcFRA@teranews... Actuallly if you look at the statistics (in the UK at least) the Puchacz is only dangerous when there is an instructor on board! The low time pilots flying solo don't seem to have any problems. Well, maybe this means that the instructors should look at the mirror more carefully? A routine, bad habits? Could be. I have heard that Puchacz requires the 'handbook' recovery (the pupils who fly alone just do it like it is stated in their handbook) so maybe there's a bug - in a so called 'human factor'? Regards, -- Janusz Kesik Poland to reply put my name.surname[at]gazeta.pl ------------------------------------- See Wroclaw (Breslau) in photography, The XIX Century, the Festung Breslau, and photos taken today. http://www.wroclaw.dolny.slask.pl 
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