Circling for rodents?

In article , Tony Verhulst
flippin' ridge. They had
their wings tucked in real close and were just ?zipping along. T
hey were at ridge top level about 30 feet in front of us ?and it was just
amazing. I can only guess at what their airspeed was, ?but they were probably
moving across the ridge at 20 to 30mph and so ?when you factor in the 90+ mph
wind speed, their ASIs were probably ?hitting near 130. You'll never convince me
they were flying to catch ?lunch - they were flying because they were having a
blast. Of this I ?have absolutely no doubt.??Tony V. LS6-b "6N"?

I wonder what Vne is for a raven?
--
Mike Lindsay

I wonder what Vne is for a raven?

African or European? :-)

Tony


--

All good things arrive unto them that wait -
and don't die in the meantime.

Mark Twain

I wonder what Vne is for a raven?

African or European? :-)

Tony

And is it carrying coconuts shells?

take care

Blll

For that matter, what the heck are red-tails doing
up at FL180 in the middle of the summer. They sure
are not spotting food or migrating. And what sort
of O2 saturation levels are they maintaining?








At 15:36 16 July 2004, Bllfs6 wrote:
I wonder what Vne is for a raven?

African or European? :-)

Tony

And is it carrying coconuts shells?

take care

Blll