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December 23rd 06, 08:55 AM
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Hmmm a BD5J with zero hours FS
("Paul Tomblin" wrote)
It does? That page you linked for the jet Cri-Cri says it weighs 170kg. The Guiness certificate for Wan's BD5J says it weighs 162kg. That's not a very clear number - easily misinterpreted on that Cri-Cri (jet) page. Cri-Cri: Empty weight: ...........70kg - 85kg (80kg = 176lbs) MTOW: ....................180kg (approx) Pilot + fuel: ..............100kg (220lbs) (The MTOW might be 10 or 15lbs. too high) Engines (each) .......12hp - 20hp Cruise speed: .........100kts - 125kts(?) Climb: .......................1k-ft/min Climb (one engine) .....Yes Montblack 
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