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Old 09-11-2003, 01:51 AM
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I used the e-trex gps mounted inside the plane to see what kind of speed my plane was capable of, results were surprising. my plane is a scratch built ugly stick type airplane with a magnum 46 engine, not a speed plane by a long shot. The best speed recorded was 122 mph, to me , it looked like it was doing maybe 80-90 mph. Has any one else used a small gps unit to check speeds ?
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Default RE: using e-trex gps to record speed

Qwaz:
Been using a Garmin 201 GPS unit on my Whiplash.
Works great but u have to make long straight runs
to get a good top speed. Check about 10 pages back
for more info...

Syd

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