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Old February 20th 06, 10:17 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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"Stubby" wrote in message ...
I'm not familiar with that plane, but why did you exceed its ratings? 14 Gs is a lot and I'm not surprised there were
some loose rivits but I am surprised you survived without damage to your body!



I think the 150% is the limit where the structure will return to the original form. Beyond that and deformation occurs.
Sounds like the Banshee can take a brief 14 g load and deform, but still stay together. Glad you made it through Big
John!


 




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