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Old October 19th 03, 08:48 PM
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Peter, what did they do to the Herc that they flew off of the
Forrestal(?) ? (without JATO at that!)


Well, it does help with ground run if you can guarantee a 30 kt
wind down the runway every time...

Mike


That's true isn't it?...one tends to forget that ~30 knots is a
LOT of airspeed gain, especially at the top of the take-off roll
range, takes a comparatevly long time to gather that extra speed.

An a/c that you normally rotate at 105 you now rotate at 75
(well, not really but you get my drift)
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-Gord.
 




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