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Subject: RE: Lancair Legacy Roll Out 900' ?
Thread-Topic: Lancair Legacy Roll Out 900' ?
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From: "Lewis III, Charles S." <CSLEWIS@stoel.com>

 Lorn:

At an airport like the one on Orcas Island, I maintain 110 knots through
the base-final turn, then carry 100 knots until short final, when I
bring it down to the 97 knot range.  I bring the prop in (three-blade
Hartzell) on final, and I come down steeply.  Just before the threshold
I slow more, so that I'm over the fence at about 95 knots.  I shed
considerable speed in the flare, of course, but I'm not sure what my
speed is at touchdown.  When I flare well and keep the nose up, the roll
out is surprisingly short.  If I land more flat, the touchdown speed is
higher and the roll out, naturally, is longer.  If I take the taxiway at
the end of the 2900 foot runway, instead of the center taxiway, I need
little braking when landing downhill and none when landing uphill, even
if my flare wasn't everything it should have been.


Carl Lewis
Legacy N14CL  =20


>Carl,

>What is your approach and landing speed?

>Lorn