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Old 11-14-2002, 05:17 AM
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I was wondering if a 65 la engine is enough snort to pull a piper great planes 40 with a set of great planes 60 series floats out of the water with no problem?
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...should be plenty, as long as the CG is correct, and over the step, ventral fin in place, and a little up elevator until you get enough speed. Should be more than enough.
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Billy, Just for you to know, two days ago I flew a Sig Kadet, 70 in wingspan, with GP 60 floats and a 65 la and landings or take off were not a problem at all. I ran the engine with a 10-7 3 blade prop, and 18% oil.

Good Luck.

Ps By the way it was my first time ever on water and it was fun.

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