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201er

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201er last won the day on March 21 2023

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  1. It would make sense to check on the ground against known runway direction prior to takeoff before jumping to any conclusions.
  2. Get an angle of attack indicator and take out the guess work.
  3. I hear they extended the discount so if you didn't get one last year, here's your chance!
  4. Did you pick up your free Mooney today?
  5. Also a tailwind on base. Between the louder wind noise and higher ground speed, it’s easy to misinterpret higher than actual airspeed. Much better to read AOA from an AOA indicator rather than to infer it from a multitude of usually-but-not-always coincident sources (pitch attitude, wind noise, ground speed, airspeed indicator). Add a little heavy on the rudder after the base overshoot and jittery nerves and it’s not a good outcome
  6. Altimeter 30.13. So pressure altitude is about 200ft lower. When ADSB shows 600, should be 800MSL. Still kinda low.
  7. Sounds similar to the one in Canada not too long ago but with a much worse outcome KSGJ 251556Z 07010KT 10SM OVC041 21/16 A3013 10 knot tailwind on base leg would imply about a 74 knot indicated diminishing to 63 in the base to final turn. Popped door not only requires maintaining focus but also carrying additional airspeed. Something about how the air flows or the airspeed indicator indicates appears to require about an additional 10 knots of airspeed to maintain the same angle of attack in my experience. I NEVER let anyone else close my door and it hasn't happened in a decade since.
  8. Did you try Brian? He’s a Mooney owner and used to do a lot of pre-buys. He’s a Mooney guy and last I heard he’s been in DC. I think: @orionflt
  9. Keep in mind some states may require 2 locks and the ignition key acts as the second. NJ requires aircraft spending over 24 hours to have 2 locks: https://www.aopa.org/news-and-media/all-news/2003/march/25/general-aviation-aircraft-two-lock-faqs
  10. I can’t imagine them going for more than $200 when Mooney CBs have so many excellent alternatives
  11. Does your landing light appear one bit brighter from the cabin?
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