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Subject: Re: [LML] Re: FW: [LML] Flying the Lancair LNC2, Gliding in a Brick with aConstant Speed Prop
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If you have to try to lengthen your glide, do it in ground effect.

This may buy you a few extra feet and you don't have as far to fall when it 
finally stalls.

Hank LNC235 - 13B