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November 3rd 03, 06:58 AM
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Peter, the VW I'll be flying is on a Dragonfly, which is pretty low to the ground, and will only be swinging a 52" prop (one recommended by GPAS). Max RPM on the engine is 3600 (takeoff power), but you're correct that cruise RPM is 3200. Bob, I'll accept both your luck and your warning :-) Eric +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ If you gotta fly behind VW power... It appears the 'Great Pains' version is one of the best. You will give us a Pirep from time to time, right? 3rd party talk without the walk is soooo meaningless. FWIW.... I've seen a lot of neat canards at Ottawa Filed of Dreams. I favor the 0-200 sort naturally, but the most curious specimen was a single place powered by an ONAN of 18 hp? ARRGH..... Barnyard BOb -- 50 successful flight years 
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