Chris,
I have taken a lot of instruction and training in my life, but frankly, I always
had to learn it my way. If somebodies idea didn't work, ask and go try it.
Personally, I hold the stick back until about 35 and the engine is good then
relax
my death grip holding the stick back and just let it fly off. Moving the stick
forward enough to maintain the pitch attitude.
It works for me. Once you are comfortable in the aircraft, you relax a bit and
feel the aircraft.
Best Regards,
Bud
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Sent: Friday, August 26, 2022 4:44 PM
Subject: Europa-List: Re: What did you do with your Europa this week 8/19 - 8/26
Good to hear you are ok Bud.
I am enjoying the mono a lot. But it does take time to master. Always seek how
to get better flying it and it will reward you.
Example: after having flown mine for a year and a half and 150 hours I was still
not happy with the takeoff (I was following the technique in the POH). So I
asked Jim B if we could have a chat and discuss. He told me how he does the TO
which was a little different technique. Next day I did the nicest takeoff I
have ever done and now I am enjoying my mono even more. So keep at it and always
question how to do something better if you dont like how it feels. I have
found the mono to be an airplane that demands technique and attention to detail
but it is immensely rewarding.
Chris
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