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I never considered anything but a quadrant.   I can't imagine doing aerobati=
cs holding the stick in my left ( I'm right handed)  and reaching for the th=
rottle with my right.   You won't even be allowed into most formation flying=
 classes without a quadrant throttle.

Besides, it's hard to pretend you are dogfighting with the Red Baron without=
 one.

Tracy

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On Jun 27, 2013, at 7:57, Stephen Izett <steveizett@me.com> wrote:

> I'm in need of a throttle and I'm only a student pilot.
> I'm learning in a Cessna with standard pushPull.
> Can I ask you experienced guys:
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> 1. What are the pro's con's of: Push Pull Vs Console mounted Quadrant?
> 2. How about vernier on the throttle if its a console mounted  push pull?=20=

> or is this to difficult to operate quickly?
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> Thanks
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> Steve Izett
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