Just a Question
07-04-2013, 01:56 PM
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Just a Question
HI everyone, did you ever stop and think, how you would describe , what we do. I could say, I Fly a turbine powered jet at 200 MPH, but I do not think, I could say, how far away, I fly, could you.
I guess 1/2 a mile.
Lets here your best answer.
Rcpete
I guess 1/2 a mile.
Lets here your best answer.
Rcpete
07-04-2013, 04:50 PM
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RE: Just a Question
I think that you will find this data interesting. This is a GPS traced flight path from a xtreme jets (Skymaster) rafale, using a P120 from a friend of mine who plotted the data on Google maps.. this is a typical average flight for a "small" jet going at about 170 mph max speed.
The runway lenght is precisely 200 meters or 650 feet.
The runway lenght is precisely 200 meters or 650 feet.
07-04-2013, 06:10 PM
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RE: Just a Question
Fala Enrique ?? how you doing ?
well, we have an GPS FUTABA in our BOOMERANG NANO, and, we receive speed, altitude and distance real time on TX ( 18 mz ), the data are the same yours on pic.
abraço e esperamos voces em nossa pista.
jose
well, we have an GPS FUTABA in our BOOMERANG NANO, and, we receive speed, altitude and distance real time on TX ( 18 mz ), the data are the same yours on pic.
abraço e esperamos voces em nossa pista.
jose
07-04-2013, 06:53 PM
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RE: Just a Question
Hi Jose, doing fine and looking forward to my visit there! About the data, those are typical distances but larger aircraft can go further.
And indeed, one of this neighbords loves when we crash in his property, as we need to pay for compensating the property damage.. (usually a chiken that stopped putting eggs, or broken tiles).
And indeed, one of this neighbords loves when we crash in his property, as we need to pay for compensating the property damage.. (usually a chiken that stopped putting eggs, or broken tiles).
