REFLECTOR: AIRWORTHINESS INSPECTION NEXT THURSDAY

[Jim Sower]

Or 200 or 220 TAS or whatever.  It's not mandatory that you make the 
number, and it leaves you some slack in the event of powerplant 
breakthrough ...


Scott Derrick wrote:

> That's 180 knots indicated at normal cruise..
>
> Some of the XL's "may" exceed that...
>
> Scott
>
> At 03:05 AM 12/10/2004, you wrote:
>
>> The day has come! The DAR will be at my hangar on Thursday, December 
>> 16th.   Any words of advice?
>>
>> I noticed that eery Velocity I have ever seen is marked with "small" 
>> n-numbers.  The regs say we can only use small numbers for antique 
>> replicas or if our aircraft will not exceed 180 knots.  Ae Velocity 
>> owners pessimistic?
>>
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