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Budget Retracts - Anyone own a Sierra or Comanche 180?



 
 
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Old February 10th 06, 07:33 PM posted to rec.aviation.owning
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Default Budget Retracts - Anyone own a Sierra or Comanche 180?

It is broader and roomier than an Arrow. That interior space comes with a
penalty. I also do not believe an Arrow will get 140kts at 75%
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On 9-Feb-2006, "pgbnh" wrote:

Speed - not real fast. Zero wind is probably about 115kts.



Is that at 75%? If so, it's about 25 kts slower than an Arrow which uses
essentially the same engine (Lyc IO-360). Slower than an Archer with 20
fewer horses and fixed gear. That's pretty ugly!

Are you sure you're remembering to raise the gear?

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