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![]() Javier Henderson wrote: I never heard of the Command 114 being underpowered. I think the 112 was, though, but I could be wrong. Early 112s had 200 hp and weighed 2550 lbs. Later this was bumped to 210 hp and 2950 lbs. George Patterson A friend will help you move. A really good friend will help you move the body. |
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On Mon, 8 Sep 2003 07:54:22 -0700, "Tom S." wrote:
"Dan Luke" wrote in message ... "Stu Gotts" wrote: 260 HP is "underpowered"? HP isn't the factor. Look at the speeds those 260 ponies are taking you. ?Huh? The airplane is underpowered but HP isn't the factor? 260 HP vs. a 182RG's 235HP and it's UNDERPOWERED? UNDERPOWERED FOR THE AIRFRAME. 100 HP is more than enough for an Ercoupe, but certainly not enough for a 210. Now stop this **** and just admit the Commander (sans turbo) is a slowpoke! |
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"Stu Gotts" wrote:
260 HP vs. a 182RG's 235HP and it's UNDERPOWERED? UNDERPOWERED FOR THE AIRFRAME. 100 HP is more than enough for an Ercoupe, but certainly not enough for a 210. Now stop this **** and just admit the Commander (sans turbo) is a slowpoke! Of course it's a slowpoke, and we posted the reason. Enough horsepower to gain speed to match an A36 would impair the overall utility of the airplane. Your statement that "HP isn't the factor" after calling the airplane underpowered is still silly. -- Dan C172RG at BFM |
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