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Reprint of the seminal 1889 treatise on aerodynamics which served
as a guide for the Wright Brothers.
This book describes the heritage and development of the entire
Piper Cherokee family; its safety and ownership characteristics;
internal and external details; and a range of special variants from
STOL modifications and new engines to seaplanes and tailwheel
conversions. The hugely successful Piper PA-28 was produced and
sold as a direct competitor to the Cessna 172. Initially produced
with a rectangular wing planform and fixed undercarriage, it was
available with installed powers ranging from 140 to 235 hp. A
retractable undercarriage resulted in the Arrow series. The closely
related PA-32 Cherokee Six, Saratoga and Six X are larger high
performance aircraft. Versions of the PA-32 fitted with retractable
undercarriages are the Lance and the sophisticated Saratoga II
series.
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