REFLECTOR: Velocity Models

[Scott Derrick]

Yeah, mine's a Velocity Standard RG

A top door also.

Not a Standard Elite(SE), because of the top door.

Scott



doug.holub at tx.rr.com wrote:
> My top door Velocity received its registration last week: "Velocity Standard FG"
> 
> ---- Dave Philipsen <velocity at davebiz.com> wrote: 
>> For what it's worth...I own a clamshell Velo and it's actually 
>> registered as a  "VELOCITY FXD GR STD".  I've seen others that were 
>> registered before Velocity Inc. even introduced the XL and they are 
>> referred to as "Standard".
>>
>> *
>>  <http://www8.landings.com/cgi-bin/nph-search_ac?pass=101749714&pattern1=0560510&fld_nr1=0>*
>>
>>
>>
>> Greg Poole wrote:
>>> Pedantics perhaps...in current Velocity lingo/convention/factoryspeak, I
>>> believe the "standard" refers to the fuselage size with "Elite" qualifying
>>> the gull wing doors (though this has not carried across to the XL models -
>>> probably because they never came out with anything but gull wing doors).
>>> Most people talk about the Clamshell or Top Door in simply referring to the
>>> old discontinued models - I've never heard anybody referring to them as the
>>> standard - particularly now that they are no longer in production.
>>>
>>> Nuff already!
>>>
>>> Greg 
>>> greg at pooledresources.com.au 
>>>  
>>>  
>> -- 
>> Dave Philipsen
>> Velocity STD-FG
>> N83DP
>>
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