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Subject: Re: Orphaned Response
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Date: Thu, 5-Dec-85 14:10:00 EST
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>Whether or not to fly ultralights seems to be based more on "religion" than
>on fact. I'll fly one when it can accend at more than 1000 fpm.

-- 

>J Bradford Parker
>seismo!harvard!gcc-bill!brad

Given the requisite of 1000 fpm performance you would find flying in Colorado
unacceptable too. Not even the 182 I'm currently flying will do that here
(unless you find a thermal and circle in it for assistance :-)


Ron Miller


No one has ever gone broke UNDERestimating the intelligence of the American
public !


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