Headroom in a Robin 2160/Alpha 160
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Headroom in a Robin 2160/Alpha 160
Hi folks,
Does anyone happen to know the maximum height of a person who could comfortably fit in an Alpha 160A (or Robin 2160)?
I have a friend who is 6 foot 4 who want to come along for some aeros, but lacking the lofty height myself I'm not sure if the canopy and his face would intersect!
Cheers,
Gareth.
Does anyone happen to know the maximum height of a person who could comfortably fit in an Alpha 160A (or Robin 2160)?
I have a friend who is 6 foot 4 who want to come along for some aeros, but lacking the lofty height myself I'm not sure if the canopy and his face would intersect!
Cheers,
Gareth.
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so from the last 2 posts we now know that Whopity's arse is much closer to the floor than rich_g85.
I think this is called too much information.
The only way you will know is if your friend tries it out to see if he's comfortable and happy. My friend is a couple of inches shorter than the previous owner of my plane, yet he can't get comfortable. I think its more to do with being "scared" of flying, and being a bit of a daft pratt about his height.
I think this is called too much information.
The only way you will know is if your friend tries it out to see if he's comfortable and happy. My friend is a couple of inches shorter than the previous owner of my plane, yet he can't get comfortable. I think its more to do with being "scared" of flying, and being a bit of a daft pratt about his height.
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Thanks for all the responses folks!
I guess 6'4" might be a bit close, so I guess I'll have to get my friend down to the club and measure up.
Cheers,
Gareth.
I guess 6'4" might be a bit close, so I guess I'll have to get my friend down to the club and measure up.
Cheers,
Gareth.