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500 km Triangle at 306 km/hr in Argentina



 
 
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Old December 23rd 06, 07:14 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Greg Arnold
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Default 500 km Triangle at 306 km/hr in Argentina

Soarin Again wrote:
At 05:42 23 December 2006, Js wrote:
306 km/hr = 190 mph = 165 knots

That is an amazing feat!


Does anyone know if his Nimbus 4DM has had special
modifications to increase the vne at altitude, or does
he just not care about operating limitations?

Soarin



When you are cruising at 20,000' to 30,000', doesn't the effect of
altitude cause IAS to be substantially less than ground speed?

 




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