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"Sliker" wrote in message
... ... practice as in theory. And with a 180hp engine, the T-18 owner said he couldn't do a full power runup with the stick all the way back, without the tail coming off the ground. Seems the 180hp T-18's are a bit nose heavy, especially with a constant speed prop. I've noticed in accident reports, nose overs are the most common occurance. One reason ... Personally, the 180 hp is a bit of an overkill for a T-18 if you want my opinion... They will also tend to end up well over John Thorp's design gross weight. Take a look at http://www.t18.net/resources.htm if you havn't already. If you put a lot of attention into the details, you can do pretty darn good on a little old O-290 - see http://www.t18.net/resources/T-18%20orig%20hdbk.doc for some extensive performance data in the middle (I know the builder real well and I believe his numbers. ) -- Geoff The Sea Hawk at Wow Way d0t Com remove spaces and make the obvious substitutions to reply by mail When immigration is outlawed, only outlaws will immigrate. |
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