How much fuel do you prefer to carry?

On Aug 24, 12:03 am, "Bob F." wrote:

Instead of asking more questions, please answer him directly? That is:
"Name an aircraft that will be overweight with a full load of fuel even with
only the required pilot(s) aboard."


Let's see
Two morbidly obese pilots in a C152.
There are some 300 pound plus people out there

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Then you obviously don't know much about real airplanes.

Name an aircraft that will be overweight with a full load of fuel even
with
only the required pilot(s) aboard.

Here's a clue or two for you:

What is currently the weight of a FAA standard person, what was it
previously and when did it change last?

Does a pilot fly naked?

Does a pilot need to carry anything with him?

Are all pilots under 5 foot 9 inches tall?



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Instead of asking more questions, please answer him directly? That is:
"Name an aircraft that will be overweight with a full load of fuel even
with
only the required pilot(s) aboard."

He is well aware that on many 2 and 4 place aircraft you can't fill the
seats with adults and fill the tanks without the W&B being out, so he
phrased his question in such a way that he thinks he will "win" the
discussion.

This is a standard mxmanic deflection tactic.

When his question is viewed in context with what has already been said,
and which he has snipped, his question is basically irrelevant and absurd.


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...and correct. So just explain it that way.

No, he is not.

A little searching will find several single place LSA class (now)
airplanes that can't carry much weight at all and I know lots of
quite heavy pilots, especially when adding the weight of clothes
and the flight bag.


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On Aug 24, 12:03 am, "Bob F." wrote:

Instead of asking more questions, please answer him directly? That is:
"Name an aircraft that will be overweight with a full load of fuel even
with
only the required pilot(s) aboard."


Let's see
Two morbidly obese pilots in a C152.
There are some 300 pound plus people out there


I don't think the C152 requires 2 pilots and we are talking about standard
pilot weights. Can you think of a correct answer?

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He is well aware that on many 2 and 4 place aircraft you can't fill the
seats with adults and fill the tanks without the W&B being out, so he
phrased his question in such a way that he thinks he will "win" the
discussion.

This is a standard mxmanic deflection tactic.

The only deflection is yours. You still have not answered my question: Name
an aircraft that will be overweight with a full load of fuel even with only
the required pilot(s) on board.

The fact is, there is no such aircraft, and you know that, which is why you
won't answer the question, and it is also why you try to divert attention from
the fact that you have not answered the question.

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A little searching will find several single place LSA class (now)
airplanes that can't carry much weight at all and I know lots of
quite heavy pilots, especially when adding the weight of clothes
and the flight bag.

Name a single-place LSA-class airplane that will be overweight with a full
load of fuel and only the required pilot(s) aboard.

Mxsmanic wrote:
When you fly, how much fuel do you prefer to carry?

When you eat your Smarties, do you eat the red ones last?

Mxsmanic wrote:
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A little searching will find several single place LSA class (now)
airplanes that can't carry much weight at all and I know lots of
quite heavy pilots, especially when adding the weight of clothes
and the flight bag.

Name a single-place LSA-class airplane that will be overweight with a full
load of fuel and only the required pilot(s) aboard.

No.


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Jim Pennino

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Mxsmanic wrote:
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He is well aware that on many 2 and 4 place aircraft you can't fill the
seats with adults and fill the tanks without the W&B being out, so he
phrased his question in such a way that he thinks he will "win" the
discussion.

This is a standard mxmanic deflection tactic.

The only deflection is yours. You still have not answered my question:

Your question is irrelevant and absurd and already got all the answer
it deservers.



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Jim Pennino

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Mxsmanic wrote:
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A little searching will find several single place LSA class (now)
airplanes that can't carry much weight at all and I know lots of
quite heavy pilots, especially when adding the weight of clothes
and the flight bag.

Name a single-place LSA-class airplane that will be overweight with a
full
load of fuel and only the required pilot(s) aboard.

No.


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Jim Pennino

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Bob F.

Bob F. wrote:
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On Aug 24, 12:03 am, "Bob F." wrote:

Instead of asking more questions, please answer him directly? That is:
"Name an aircraft that will be overweight with a full load of fuel even
with
only the required pilot(s) aboard."


Let's see
Two morbidly obese pilots in a C152.
There are some 300 pound plus people out there


I don't think the C152 requires 2 pilots and we are talking about standard
pilot weights. Can you think of a correct answer?

"Standard pilot weight" wasn't part of the original discussion.



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