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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
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Posted for "Jim Scales" <joscales98@hotmail.com>:

Is there some sort of formula or rule of thumb that allows me to take the sea 
level takeoff distance for my Lancair ES and figure the takeoff distance 
required for above sea level airports?  If I require one thousand feet of 
runway at sea level, what should I figure for an airport at, say, five 
thousand feet?  Probably something I missed somewhere.  Thanks for the help.

Jim Scales
N98AF
Angel's Playmate