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March 1st 07, 11:27 AM
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Rolling a Non Aerobat 150
john smith wrote:
.... snipped the rate of descent is still going to be about 800 fpm with an indicated airspeed of 45-50 mph. That's quite and airload on the inside turn side .... snipped 800 fpm is surprisingly low - are you sure? The aircraft I normally fly does about 300 feet per turn and about 1-2 seconds per turn - so being conservative that's about 10,000 fpm. Dave 
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