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Capfl424

Capfl424

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I have recently bought into a Starduster partnership. What a great airplane! The cockpit feels a lot more windy than other open cockpit biplanes. Has anyone experienced the same? I'm tall, but my much shoter partner made the same observation. I frequently have to duck down next to the instrument panel for ATC to understand me.

Thanks!
Paul
 
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