Ted
The pilot formerly known as Twin Engine Ted
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- Oct 9, 2007
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iFlyNothing
Next thing you know Austin will want the Cessna I showed him.
Yeah, but that's a low-wing twin Cessna, not some 172.
Next thing you know Austin will want the Cessna I showed him.
I'm just quoting this to show Mooney drivers are clueless. At 6-3 and some change and 195lbs, I am nowhere in need of a diet. It is the 6'-7" wingspan and the wide shoulders that make it an issue. But seeing that you've had the plane 60 hours and are still behind it, I can understand why you are having trouble comprehending.
Ooh..the horror...the humanity....A new, fancy turbine conversion DC-3
Jelly, jelly, jelly. ...and what clue-ful pilot bird are you flying?
Piper Comanche. More room, more range, more useful load, and about the same speed. I'll gladly spend 10 bucks more an hour in fuel to not have my elbow jammed into my ribcage. Plus, when I'm solo, I can stretch out the 36" inseams I have. Can't do that in a Looney.