I now hold a "Complex" endorsement.
I did it with a Piper aircraft. Which flies OK, it just isn't the aircraft I would choose to buy.
"Complex" isn't really that big of a deal, actually. Just more to do at takeoff, climb, descent and landing. Pretty simple though.
Damned fast, that Turbo Arrow, what with no gear and no struts causing drag.
I did it with a Piper aircraft. Which flies OK, it just isn't the aircraft I would choose to buy.
"Complex" isn't really that big of a deal, actually. Just more to do at takeoff, climb, descent and landing. Pretty simple though.
Damned fast, that Turbo Arrow, what with no gear and no struts causing drag.
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Cool beans. The complex is probably the most fun, that is, outside the taildragger or seaplane.
Since you seem a Cessna man, are you considering a strutless 210? Which ever type you choose, I heartedly recommend the Cessna Owner Organization, or Mike Busch who is based at KSMX.
Rick
Prolly a 182 P or Q first. I figure I can fly it for a year or two (and figure what I REALLY want/need in an airplane) and still get my money back out of it, more or less.
If it works out that I have a need for it, I REALLY lust after the 337's. But I dunno.
If you think the 337 is something, you will be bowled over by the 336. It is not same same. Do yourself a favor and look into.
Rick
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