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From: "Bill McDonald" <sysder@gmail.com>
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Subject: Lancair,, turbines.. look at this
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I just read Clark Still's comments about how long it took to build his 4TP.
Excellent posting Clark,, excellent.
Nice comment about your flight as well.

Quote"We had great tailwinds on the way back. Much of
the first leg we had ground speeds of 350-360 knots (30 gph, FL270, ITT
660). Take a look at www.flightaware.com (N750S). Not bad for
something that, thanks to Lancair, you can build in your garage."
Unquote.

I did check flightaware.com and I even went searching a little deeper.
Oct 17
Because of previous posts here I searched other 4TP's as well.. and N213JC
flew on the day earlier
almost the same route.   433 knots... imagine... very nice.
27000 ft.
Anyone else have such speed?

Bill
SysDer
Big Airplanes

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<div>I just read Clark Still's comments about how long it took to build his 4TP. Excellent posting Clark,, excellent.</div>
<div>Nice comment about your flight as well.</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>Quote&quot;<font face="Courier New">We had great tailwinds on the way back. Much of<br>the first leg we had ground speeds of 350-360 knots (30 gph, FL270, ITT<br>660). Take a look at <a href="http://www.flightaware.com">
www.flightaware.com</a> (N750S). Not bad for<br>something that, thanks to Lancair, you can build in your garage.&quot; </font><br>Unquote.</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>I did check <a href="http://flightaware.com">flightaware.com</a> and I even went searching a little deeper.</div>
<div>Oct 17</div>
<div>Because of previous posts here I searched other 4TP's as well.. and N213JC flew on the day earlier</div>
<div>almost the same route.&nbsp;&nbsp; 433 knots... imagine... very nice.</div>
<div>27000 ft. </div>
<div>Anyone else have such speed?</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>Bill</div>
<div>SysDer</div>
<div>Big Airplanes</div>

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