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Old 07-14-2012, 05:48 AM
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Easy to fly in what situation? Just take off, land and fly around is one thing, fly it on the edge or combat is another. Some non desirable or vicious caracteristcs only became clear when the aircraft is flown to its limits.

The 109 for example had very desirable caracteristic for a fighter when flown to the edge. The slats granted very forgiving stall caracteristics that allowed the pilots confidence to fly the aircraft to its limits. The same time slats could cause the less experienced pilots to miss their target.
Clearly I don't know no one does, only Molders really knows, but I am willing to bet that he did more than circuits and bumps in them. Its equally wrong to assume that he didn't wring the aircraft out.
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Old 07-14-2012, 06:43 AM
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Not to be rude as I think there is a lot of interesting debate and conversation going on here but could a few of you, (you know who you are) please make another thread to have these pages and pages of conversation in.

Call it something like.... "the great debate - 109 vs Spit" Im sure you get my drift.
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