Multiengine Rating

**Bob Moore** · January 15th 07, 09:30 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting

Jim Macklin wrote
Long time ago, the Champion Lancer had a single-engine best
rate of climb of 100 feet per minute down. Fixed gear,
fixed pitch props, a Citabria with a nose-wheel. But it did
have a Vmc and you could get a multiengine rating cheap.

Not quite, the Lancer was produced between '61-'63, the Citabria
did not appear until 1964. More like a Tri-Champ with two engines.

Bob Moore

**Jim Macklin** · January 16th 07, 01:36 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting

Well yes, but I thought more people would know what a
Citabria was than a Tri-Champ.

"Bob Moore" wrote in message
46.128...
| Jim Macklin wrote
| Long time ago, the Champion Lancer had a single-engine
best
| rate of climb of 100 feet per minute down. Fixed gear,
| fixed pitch props, a Citabria with a nose-wheel. But it
did
| have a Vmc and you could get a multiengine rating cheap.
|
| Not quite, the Lancer was produced between '61-'63, the
Citabria
| did not appear until 1964. More like a Tri-Champ with two
engines.
|
| Bob Moore

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