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September 11th 03, 07:20 AM
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The P160 JetCat with 37 lbs of thrust should give you about 400 fpm on a 15
meter ship. We worked the numbers out for a ASW 27 this last spring. It could self launch with a auto tow to get you up to speed to break ground. 2.5 gals of fuel will give you about 5 2500 ft. climbs. They have a FCM for engine start and just need a batery like we carry already. The P160 goes for about $3995. My R/C friends have smaller versions on their r/c Jets. Try to find a r/c hobby shop for a field around you where these guys are flying. They are something to see. Tom 
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