V speeds and preflight

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V speeds and preflight

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So in preperation of meeting my new baby girl, im finding out what folks mean that our owners manual is nothing like a true POH...

No specific vx, vy, best glide for distance, etc. What speeds do you guys and gals use?

Also no great preflight checklist in there, anyone have a good practical but thorough one they use, they would share?
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Vx 65 . Vy 70 best glide 65 all knots
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Miles per hour, not knots.
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Yep miles per hour, my bad
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