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November 2nd 04, 01:42 PM
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"Corky Scott" wrote in message
... about flying on the step: ***Begin quote*** As for flying 'on the step', I believe Jetguy's on the money. For a given power setting there will be two speeds available (ie: the two points on the curve where power available = power required). Being 'on the step' is when you're flying at the higher of the two speeds. Mmm? As opposed to flying on the back of the power curve?? Paul 
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