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John Dibble reports these results from flying from grass strips.
 
John Dibble reports these results from flying from grass strips.
 
Shortest Runway Used -        2600'
 
Shortest Runway Used -        2600'
     
 
 
        
 
        
 
Density altitudes (approx) -  1000 msl, 80F
 
Density altitudes (approx) -  1000 msl, 80F
     
 
     
 
 
Take-off weight  2200 lbs
 
Take-off weight  2200 lbs
 
     
 
     
 
 
Aircraft rated HP -  220 HP
 
Aircraft rated HP -  220 HP
 
     
 
     
 
 
Prop Used -  IVO adjustable
 
Prop Used -  IVO adjustable
 
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Runway used - With an uphill grade for the 1st 1/2 (which I think had a significant effect), I used around 2200'.  My sister who was in the right seat commented that the corn field was coming up rather fast....
     
 
Runway used - With an uphill         grade for the 1st 1/2 (which I think had a significant effect),         I used around 2200'.  My sister who was in the right seat         commented that the corn field was coming up rather fast....
 
  
 
== Test Pilots ==
 
== Test Pilots ==

Revision as of 23:02, 23 March 2012

Flight Reports

A nice write-up of Terry Miles very long (real) cross-country adventure.
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Flying Tips

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Grass Runway Technique, Tips, and Experiences

John Dibble reports these results from flying from grass strips. Shortest Runway Used - 2600'

Density altitudes (approx) - 1000 msl, 80F Take-off weight 2200 lbs Aircraft rated HP - 220 HP Prop Used - IVO adjustable Runway used - With an uphill grade for the 1st 1/2 (which I think had a significant effect), I used around 2200'. My sister who was in the right seat commented that the corn field was coming up rather fast....

Test Pilots

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Flight Test Plan

Media:Flight_Test_Plan_N44VF.doc


Velocity Flight Training

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