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=Abnormal Procedure: 1/3 flaps=
=Abnormal Procedure: 1/3 flaps=
You may have read about Tiger owners disregarding the POH N.P. of no-flap takeoff and climb. These owners instead use 1/3 flaps and find it reduces takeoff roll and VSI reading. I tried this recently and was frankly <B>amazed</b> at how much improvement it produced in TO/climb. I'd like to know if there's any danger or downside to doing this routinely, and suggest that otherwise it be considered standard procedure.
You may have read about Tiger owners disregarding the POH N.P. of no-flap takeoff and climb. These owners instead use 1/3 flaps and find it reduces takeoff roll and VSI climb rate. I tried this recently and was frankly <B>amazed</b> at how much improvement it produced in TO/climb. I'd like to know if there's any danger or downside to doing this routinely, and suggest that otherwise it be considered standard procedure.
--[[User:Jw4fc|Jw4fc]] 13:06, 19 November 2007 (PST)
--[[User:Jw4fc|Jw4fc]] 13:06, 19 November 2007 (PST)

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Abnormal Procedure: 1/3 flaps

You may have read about Tiger owners disregarding the POH N.P. of no-flap takeoff and climb. These owners instead use 1/3 flaps and find it reduces takeoff roll and VSI climb rate. I tried this recently and was frankly amazed at how much improvement it produced in TO/climb. I'd like to know if there's any danger or downside to doing this routinely, and suggest that otherwise it be considered standard procedure. --Jw4fc 13:06, 19 November 2007 (PST)