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I had the same decision process you outlined re rudder pedals. Here is my
take on the subject. Once you are past the learning curve and can fly the
bird; right rudder pedals are not necessary: EXCEPT; if you are piloting
the plane, have a flying co-pilot sitting next to you and you have a
crippling health event that prevents you from flying. Yyour buddy can get
you safely on the ground and save your plane as well. If you are solo it
doesn't matter. You are toast. If you have a non pilot on board who can use
radios and take instructions you should be able to get on the ground and
survive a rough landing with or without pedals. So take your pick. I opted
for no pedals.
Bob Smiley
N94RJ
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