REFLECTOR:Re: RG vs. Fixed
Andy Millin
reflector@tvbf.org
Tue, 3 Jun 2003 17:59:33 -0400
I know this is way out of hand, and I hope everyone is taking it in
good spirits. :)
Any Velocity is a pretty thing no matter what type of gear it has!
(and, I have never seen a bird make a "gear up" landing either!!)
Grins,
Andy
> In a message dated 6/3/03 9:53:20 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
> mooneydryver@yahoo.com writes:
>
> << I feel like
> I'm flying an airplane not a car with wings.
> John >>
> How many birds fly with there legs and feet down? Anyway, I have
about
> 600hrs in my STD-RG. The retract system has never given any
problems, but I am
> still relieved when the greens come on. Some times I bat the RG vs
FG back and
> fourth if I would do it again. From the inside it still looks the
same if it
> is a RG or FG. I am not really sure what the speed loss would be
with a good
> fitting farings. I think 10kt could be high. I have a IO-360
@210hpw/
> 10-1pistons and mt. I true at 178kts balls to the wall above 8K.
What about other'
> fliers REAL no B.S. #'s. You guys that like to keep data bases
should start a
> real performance # data base starting with mine. This could also
include
> real takeoff and landing #'s. By the way, other than the diminished
takeoff and
> initial climb, I cruise just as fast with my fixed pitch performance
prop @ 1"
> less MP and 5%less fuel with way less propeller problems than the mt.
>
> TEC
>
> What ever floats you boat.
> TEC
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