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Posted for "rjones2000" <rjones2000@sbcglobal.net>:

  Sue,
  
  Did you guys land on dirt strips? I know they are quite ubiquitous in Mexico
  and in one of your photo's, it's looks as if you did.
  
  If that's true, could you comment on how your landing gear handled these
  strips? Any problems worth mentioning?
  
  I have flown my Baron to the dirt strips in Baja a number of times and would
  now like to take my Legacy down that way. I do wonder if the nose gear is
  able to handle it, though.
  
  Any comments from you and Bill or anyone else that have landed the Lancair's
  on non-paved runways would be appreciated.
  
  Of course, I'd really, really love to hear from a Legacy flier who has done
  it.
  
  Ron
  
  
  Ron Jones
  Legacy Innovations
  Xango Distributor
  ron@legacy-innovations.com
  
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