2 5/24/95 AC 90-89A Appendix 3 APPENDIX 3. ADDITIONAL REFERENCES ON FLIGHT TESTING—Continued Jacquemin, G., ‘‘Flight-testing for the Amateur,’’ Sport Aviation, (April 1965), pg. 4.
Kerley, Jim, ‘‘Thoughts on Test Flying,’’ Sport Aviation, (March 1970), pp. 34-35.
Ladd, Robert W., ‘‘The Test Flight of Chihuahua,’’Sport Aviation, (February 1968), pg. 4.
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Mason, Sammy, Stalls, Spins, and Safety, (New York: Macmillan Publishing Company, 1985) Mitchell, C.G.B., ‘‘Design of the ‘Kittiwake’ Family of Light Aircraft,’’ (Part 2) Sport Aviation , (March 1969), pp. 36-37.
Rhodes, Mike, ‘‘First Flight—Trial by Fire,’’ (Part 1) Sport Aviation, (August 1988), pp. 26, 27, 29.
Smith, Hubert, Performance Flight Testing , (Blue Ridge Summit: Tab Books, Inc. [Modern Aviation Series], 1982), pg. 131.
Sport Aviation, ‘‘Pointers on Test Flying Complied by Chapter 32, St. Louis, MO,’’ Sport Aviation, (December 1960), pg. 3.
Sport Planes, ‘‘The Sacramento Seaplanes,’’ Sport Planes, (Fall 1970), pp. 16-27.
Taylor, M. B., ‘‘Testing your Homebuilt,’’ Sport Aviation, (January 1977), pg. 24-27.
Tausworthe, Jim, ‘‘The Brotherhood of Flight,’’ Sport Aviation, (August 1969), pg. 22.
Thorp, J. W., ‘‘Structural Flight Testing,’’ Sport Aviation, (November 1961), pg. 2.
Wendt, H. O., ‘‘Designing, Building, and Flight Testing of the Wendt Wh-1 Traveler,’’ Sport Aviation , (March 1973), pg. 10-15.
White, E. J., ‘‘Super Coot—The Fishermans Homebuilt,’’ Homebuilt Aircraft, (September 5, 1981), pg. 18-
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Cannon, Mike, ‘‘Learning to Fly—Again,’’ Ultralight Flying, (June 1988), pp. 5 /emlowln/emlowln/emlowln/emlowln/wdspc ‘‘Keeping Cool in the Summer Time,’’ Ultralight Flying, (August 1988), pp. 16-17.
Cartier, Kerry, ‘‘Power Failure on Take-off,’’ Ultralight Flying, (January 1988), pp. 25.
Chapman, John, and Smith, Clark, ‘‘Preparing for the In-Flight Emergency,’’ Ultralight Flying, (March 1989), pp. 32.
Demeter, Dennis, ‘‘Risk Management,’’ Ultralight Flying, (July 1993), pp. 48-49.
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Grunnarson, Tom, ‘‘Getting into Ultralight Float Flying,’’ Ultralight Flying, (April 1989), pp. 27-29.
Johnson, Don, ‘‘Getting the Most out of Flight Reviews,’’ Ultralight Flying, (March 1989), pp. 20-23.
Loveman, Dave, ‘‘Problem-Solving the Cayuna 430R,’’ Ultralight Flying, (June 1988), pp. 24-25.
3 5/24/95 AC 90-89A Appendix 3 APPENDIX 3. ADDITIONAL REFERENCES ON FLIGHT TESTING—Continued Pagen, Dennis, ‘‘‘G’ forces and your Ultralight,’’ Ultralight Flying, (August 1989), pp. 37.
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