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Flying a parabolic arc inside the envelope

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Hello Friends,
One of my favorite things to do when taking friends for a ride is to nose over for a short sensation of reduced gravity or weightlessness. I'm interested in any information on doing this maneuver with within the envelope and designed safety margins for a PA-28 140.
 

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