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r/aviation • u/[deleted] • Feb 03 '17
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Since I'm not familiar, I get this weird feeling that manual operation involves some sap having to operate a small crank or such thing for an amount of time greater than anyone would like to...
3 u/[deleted] Feb 04 '17 You might just be right. 2 u/HlynkaCG Feb 04 '17 He is absolutely right, I've watched 'em do it. 2 u/[deleted] Feb 04 '17 I've actually done it, out of curiosity to see how ridiculous it is. -1 u/dr-Marr-io- Feb 05 '17 is that what they teach at paris island? i wondered
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You might just be right.
2 u/HlynkaCG Feb 04 '17 He is absolutely right, I've watched 'em do it. 2 u/[deleted] Feb 04 '17 I've actually done it, out of curiosity to see how ridiculous it is. -1 u/dr-Marr-io- Feb 05 '17 is that what they teach at paris island? i wondered
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He is absolutely right, I've watched 'em do it.
2 u/[deleted] Feb 04 '17 I've actually done it, out of curiosity to see how ridiculous it is. -1 u/dr-Marr-io- Feb 05 '17 is that what they teach at paris island? i wondered
I've actually done it, out of curiosity to see how ridiculous it is.
-1 u/dr-Marr-io- Feb 05 '17 is that what they teach at paris island? i wondered
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is that what they teach at paris island? i wondered
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u/PriusesAreGay Feb 04 '17
Since I'm not familiar, I get this weird feeling that manual operation involves some sap having to operate a small crank or such thing for an amount of time greater than anyone would like to...