citabria- correct pronunciation
05-19-2003, 04:42 PM
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citabria- correct pronunciation
Back when Bellanca was producing them, the company test pilot called them like WowBagger said. At least that is what he said to me during my flight training in a 7ECA.
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05-28-2003, 04:35 PM
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Oh, I see, it's Airbatic. They never have been able to keep that a secret. 
But shouldn't it be Aerobatic???
I've flown almost every model back to the "original" 7ac. They are slow, cold, and noisy, but I still love them.
Tom
But shouldn't it be Aerobatic???I've flown almost every model back to the "original" 7ac. They are slow, cold, and noisy, but I still love them.
Tom
05-28-2003, 05:16 PM
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citabria- correct pronunciation
Originally posted by greenboot
Oh, I see, it's Airbatic. They never have been able to keep that a secret. But shouldn't it be Aerobatic???
I've flown almost every model back to the "original" 7ac. They are slow, cold, and noisy, but I still love them.
Tom
Oh, I see, it's Airbatic. They never have been able to keep that a secret.
But shouldn't it be Aerobatic???I've flown almost every model back to the "original" 7ac. They are slow, cold, and noisy, but I still love them.
Tom
Guy #1 - "Hey, where'd that dude go with his diarrhea?"
Guy #2 - "I would imagine to the bathroom"
Guy #1 - "Why would he take his plane into the bathroom?!?"
Guy #2 - "Oh! You must mean his Citaborea."
And I think Storch sounds just like it looks, with a 'che' sound at the end, opposed to a 'ck' sound.
05-29-2003, 09:24 AM
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Storch is just german for stork (the bird) I believe. So you could just say stork.
How the germans pronounce it only they know, probably like torch but with the 'S'.
Any germans on the board?
How the germans pronounce it only they know, probably like torch but with the 'S'.
Any germans on the board?
