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Reply #45 - Oct 25th, 2006 at 2:06am

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Take at least an hour of aerobatics dual sometime in an approved airplane... lots of fun, and it's a good confidence-builder, as well as being educational.

I did the aircombat USA thing a while ago, more than an hour of dual aerobatics logged.  I should do it again though.  I believe there's a guy with a Pitts out of Wings, I'll have to check.
 
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Reply #46 - Oct 25th, 2006 at 7:25am

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I did the aircombat USA thing a while ago, more than an hour of dual aerobatics logged.  I should do it again though.  I believe there's a guy with a Pitts out of Wings, I'll have to check.


Whoops- yes, I think you told us about that. A Pitts sounds like fun... i think for my next aerobatic flight I want to try an Aerobat. something about getting upside-down in a 152 really appeals to me... Grin
 

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Reply #47 - Oct 30th, 2006 at 9:42pm

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I think for my next aerobatic flight I want to try an Aerobat. something about getting upside-down in a 152 really appeals to me... Grin

There is an old brown Aerobat at the airport I fly out of, and I've got a friend who took a few of his PPL lessons in it, but he said it was an awful piece of junk, so hopefully you find a good one. Grin  You haven't really flown until you've been upside down in a 172 while your instructor is trying to put it into a spin. Grin  Oops, did I just say that, don't tell the FAA....Lips Sealed Wink
 

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