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Old January 19th 04, 07:19 PM
Dan Luke
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Greg Patterson wrote:
They have a high stall speed.


Yep.

IV-P Propjet: 74 mph dirty, according to their web site - pretty brisk
for 4-place, SE prop bird.

That means you'd be pushing 80 mph to leave a bare margin for
maneuvering during an emergency landing. Imagine running off the road at
80 mph in your car. Ouch.

(By comparison though, a Bonanza A36 has a Vso of 64 mph, so putting one
of those down in the bushes must be somewhat thrilling, as well.
http://sq14.cawg.cap.gov/Docs/A36YellowCheckList.pdf )
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