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April 13th 07, 04:07 PM
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Takeoff distances
Also remember that density altitude will affect your height for a 180
back to runway. i.e. two large men in a Grob, field elevation 3,700 ft msl, air temp 107F, rope break at 220 ft above field. It was not enough altitude for at least one such senario. They plowed into trees short of the runway. Wayne Walker 
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