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Link Aviation Trainer
By Jon Guy 

The first pneumatic machine I ever worked on was a Link Trainer.
I grew up on the local airport in the Texas panhandle.  We had a Link
used for instrument training.  I 'flew' it every spare minute when in
high school.  I accumulated over 400 hours in the thing by the time
I was 18 (1956).

It gave very little trouble, requiring only minor adjustments done by
a WW2 tech and the airport 'kids'.

Jon Guy
Arnett, OK

(Message sent Wed 29 Apr 1998, 14:27:19 GMT, from time zone GMT-0500.)

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