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Originally Posted by LucasM
that would be crazy to take the Private SEL checkride after 10 hours! and i thought i was clueless with 50 hours! yeah all i meant was that my instructor signed off my logbook and student pilot certificate for the first solo in the pattern.
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A lot depends on how many days/weeks it takes to accumulate those 10 hours. Flying once a week, you probably won't solo for 20 or more. But if you can fork over the money, find the time, and fly every other day for two weeks - it's a lot more likely you will be ready. Smartest thing I did in flying: first lesson to private pilot in about 10 weeks (back in the Reagan Administration!)
"Blue side up, brown side down. Push - houses get bigger; pull - hourses get smaller."