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December 21st 04, 05:42 AM
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Really easy question
About how many Velocities are flying? How many are SEs?
I thought I wanted an RV-10 but now I think I may want a Velocity. ~Paul Folbrecht ~PP-SEL ~'79 C152 89795 ~MWC 
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December 21st 04, 06:14 AM
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On Tue, 21 Dec 2004 05:42:56 GMT, Paul Folbrecht
wrote: About how many Velocities are flying? How many are SEs? There are 274 Velocities listed in my January 2004 copy of the FAA registration database. Of those, 177 have the codes that generally indicate that the airplane has received an airworthiness certificate. You can find a list of N-numbers and Models at: http://www.wanttaja.com/velocity.txt How many of these are "SE"s will have to be determined by other means.... Ron "Almost time to download the new database" Wanttaja
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