From: Clark.Baker@barclayscapital.com
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To: lancair.list@olsusa.com
Subject: Re: Control Stick Grips
Date: Fri, 14 Jan 2000 18:59:06 -0000
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>>>Has anyone used the Infinity Aerospace Control Stick Grips?  I am
curious how they compare to the MAC G5 stick grip as far as cross county
comfort. Also is it a quality product?  Any insight here??

Ed Rosiak>>>>

I have Infinity Grips on my LNC2 and MAC Grips on a Moni.  The Infinity
Grips work well, although I had to remove the bottom lip (hand rest) on the
Infinity Grip because of the close quarters of the LNC2 in the
between-the-legs areas.  I have hand flown both planes (ie,grips) for very
long legs, and feel both are quite comfortable. However, sweaty palm flyers
may want the spongey grip of the MAC.  Both products (and companies) seem to
have excellent products & support.   

With all that said, I would pick the Infinity for my next project, mainly
because I love the military look of the stick and the abundance of switches
(most of which are still not connected to anything yet!).

Regards,
Clark Baker

250JF
LNC2 360

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