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January 27th 08, 05:32 AM
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twin-engine kits available
"Rich S." wrote Isn't that about like a DC-3? Now *there's* a failure as a design!  )))Is that so? Fuel load for around 4 hours of flight, and only one pilot on board, and it can only do 400 FPM at 3000 feet? Dunno. I would have thought it better than that. Nowdays, I would think that is still pretty poor for a brand-new designed twin. Anyone else have an opinion on the subject? -- Jim in NC 
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