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January 2nd 08, 04:31 PM
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2008 AOPA Sweeps Archer Useful Load
Just read the article on the new sweepstakes plane. What stood out was the
700 lbs.+ full-fuel payload on the early Archers. Is that right?? Is anyone seeing that kind of payload? It's hard to believe it has the same if not better load-carrying capability than some Sixes/Saratogas. Also, it'll be interesting to see if Aspen gets their PFD's certified in time for the scheduled installation. My guess is that at best they'll get just one column (the AI/DG) in time for the delivery. Marco 
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