bill smith
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Explain what you mean and how Lear supports your claim of happening too quickly, because when I was flying at 600 mph, things were happening the same speed, my heart was beating the same, my radio worked the same, not too quickly, my eyes worked and not too quickly, and I put the jet exactly where I wanted.
On my first flight in a heavy jet I put it exactly in the center of the runway. When I flew high-speed maneuvers I put them exactly on target. Nothing was happening too quickly. Sorry, this makes no sense; did the p4t math challenged guys help you out. Lear knows this is true just like he knows there are aliens on the DSOTM.
But would it be the same when you are flying through a city of high-rise buildings at 600 mph at only 800 feet altitude ? You would have the added distracion of the *'clacker' and be constantly buffeted by air currents rising from the streets of New York.
* the clacker is a device in the cockpit that emits a sound specifically designed to irritate the pilot and take his attention if he is flying at an incorrect speed as this plane obviously was. It cannot be disabled.
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