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On Jun 29, 8:30*pm, Mxsmanic wrote:
terry writes: Not being a simmer myself, *but dont you guys look at performance charts and weather reports and make pretend flight plans and all that sort of stuff that real pilots do? or do you just jump on the computer and take off? I only look at performance charts in unusual situations (such as this one). *I fly the same aircraft regularly and in normal situations I have a good idea what performance to expect. *Yesterday I noted the temperature on the ramp to be 42.9° C, and so I worried a bit about any potential problems that I might have forgotten about that are associated with high ambient temperatures, which is why I asked about it. Why do you worry? Worrying to me implies some sort of sonsequences if you screw up. Can you please elaborate on the consequences you are worried about, I am really intrigued. Terry |
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