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    LSA in CT

    Checkride passed.
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    LSA in CT

    glad you had a good time and hope this instructor works out better. it sure is a fun little plane to fly. everyone calls it the Ferrari of the sky, not super fast but very nimble and responsive.
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    LSA in CT

    right now 17 Oct, unfortunelty the DPE is going on family vacation. I bet its a well deserved vacation as I've heard that DPE's are so understaffed and fully booked out for weeks.
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    LSA in CT

    highly recommend getting your medical first if there is any doubt. I choose the SP route due to risks to get medical (as advised by 2 AME's), didn't want to take the chance of denial. My wife doesn't like to fly in big planes so there is no chance she will get in any GA. I'm also getting into...
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    LSA in CT

    Tony, are you an instructor or student? I'm looking for an instructor in that plane.
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    LSA in CT

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    LSA in CT

    For the planned flying I would be doing, the Sport Pilot certificate covers most of it. I'm unable to get a medical and thought I was out of luck until I learned about Sport Pilot and has been amazing. I agree that the modern style plane is great and easy to fly with modern avionics. I've had...
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    Adjustable-pitch vs. constant speed prop

    Viking and DUC. have partnered for their VIP setup. https://www.vikingaircraftengines.com/variable-pitch-propeller
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    LSA in CT

    Pete, I travel just over an hour to take lessons at KHFD in the Alpha Trainer. It is very light on the controls and very easy to over control if your used to the "heavier" planes. Let me know what questions you have as I have about 40+ hours in that plane. Aside from training, that plane is...
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    Pipistrel Alpha downsides?

    I'm hoping that will help with the parts issues here in the states. it's very painful trying ti get parts; waiting 7 weeks for brakes and have been waiting 10 weeks for a new trim (haven't sent any shipping info yet).
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    Pipistrel Alpha downsides?

    I've owned one for a couple of years now. they are reliable, easy to maintain, docile, very maneuverable. Recently took it down the Hudson River Corridor, amazing visibility. the down side is getting Pipistrel specific parts.
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    Student training No Medical

    I have heard and seen the first hand. Couple years ago at 4 different school in 2 different states. all the schools has LSA planes and when I asked about training they asked why I would want to ever do that and have those limitations. When I stated that I am unable to to get a medical they...
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    The limits of chocking?

    Carry the tie down rings with you in your flight bag or somewhere in the plane or even installed all the time. I'm not sure what double chocking even means. 172 tied down and chocked on both mains, still broke free and started rolling down the parked area. luckily the line guys saw it and was...
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    Sport pilot or laid back instruction near NYC?

    Learn2FlyCT.com has an LSA, they are out of Hartford-Brainard airport (KHFD).
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    The MyFlightBook thread

    I actually love the feature of being able to impart the flights from CloudAhoy and use it for every flight I take. thank you for that integration. right now, as a student, I'm keeping both a written paper logbook and the digital one. I do have a separate questions about logged entries. If...
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