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"Bad Habits" of Nose Wheel Pilots

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Re: "Bad Habits" of Nose Wheel Pilots

Gump, that you on the bottom?


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Re: "Bad Habits" of Nose Wheel Pilots

Probably...

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Re: "Bad Habits" of Nose Wheel Pilots

It is easier to get laid ( as in doing the actual laying) in a nose dragger.The tailwheel will get you laid more just because of overall coolness .Once the laying has started I would just assume be in a nice roomy 207 . In my experience anyway. 8)
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Re: "Bad Habits" of Nose Wheel Pilots

err ,, I mean, yea , nosewheel is more forgiving.
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Re: "Bad Habits" of Nose Wheel Pilots

GumpAir wrote:
qmdv wrote:Mud is not fun.


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REALLY??????????? :roll:

Gump

There are exceptions to every rule! :mrgreen:
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Re: "Bad Habits" of Nose Wheel Pilots

172heavy wrote:My IA says that a nose dragger can take off shorter than a tail dragger due to the fact that it can rotate further on takeoff, producing a higher angle of attack, due to the fact that the main gear is further back and a tail wheel cannot rotate any further than it already is. :idea: =D>


Put AK Bushwheels on that taildragger and it'll fix that problem right up.
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Re: "Bad Habits" of Nose Wheel Pilots

Always looking for parts to convert a 182B. Not always but at least 2 times a year.

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Re: "Bad Habits" of Nose Wheel Pilots

Bad habits? Flying within a margin for landing that assumes "Ah, I can just add flaps and fix the landing on short final."

On the other hand, if have flaps, you lucky ducks, then how's that a bad habit? I don't just shoot for perfection every time I fly because I'm a perfectionist, but also because I don't want to rebuild my plane again and can't afford to replace her.
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