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August 30th 04, 05:58 AM
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The whole purpose of my exercise is to determine the minimum turn
radius and maximum rate of turn for a given weight. This is dependent upon air density (hence, density altitude) and true airspeed. Hmmm. Air density doesn't appear in the formulas that I have. Load factor and true airspeed are the only variables. And load factor should be independent of density altitude. What are you doing with air density? 
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