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Old 21st Sep 2015, 17:43
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Downwind Lander
 
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It is far fetched, ChickenHouse.

Two problems - the first is getting out without toppling the applecart and the second is what happens then. Maybe someone with a similar a/c in still air conditions will set themselves up for us - take their feet off the rudder, their hands off the stick and see how long it flies itself for. With a newish aircraft well trimmed, I'd risk a fiver on ten minutes under good weather conditions before a disconcerting descending turn to the left starts up.
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