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JohnH wrote:
time2fly wrote: He must fly with very light clothing. Maximum cockpit load for my PW-5 is 110kg (242lb). "Bill Thar" wrote in message ... It may come as a surprise, but the PW-5 has a very roomy cockpit. We have a co-owner that is 6ft 4in and 240lbs who fits very comfortable in the PW-5. And it trims very nicely with tail ballast. Ok guys, I'm down to 218lbs from 232 and still on the decline. Thanks to Liam for ****ing me off ) Sometimes you have to get mad about something to accomplish anything I go up Saturday at 1pm for my first instruction...wish me luck john orlando fl OK, I went up yesterday in a Grob 103, and at 6ft, 224 lbs (accurate scale , the cockpit was very comfortable with respect to dimensions. The instructor did remove a weight ballast from the front seat. So, I'll just keep shaving off the weight till I get to around 205 or so. This is sure fun...I've got too many 'diversions' as it is john orlando fl |
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