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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Sep 4, 2009
Description:
With Lake Ontario and the morning sun in the background, we flew down Adolphus Reach.
The furthest island is Main Duck....just about on the Can/US border.
Date Taken:
Sep 4, 2009
Place Taken:
Paradise Canada
Owner:
Dave Edward
File Name:
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Category:
9, Turtle Cove
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Dave Lima - Sep 04,2009
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Hey Dave, how much faster is the Titan than the Searey?
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Dave Edward - Sep 05,2009
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Too fast !! Yesterday Dave K...Sharen and I did 1:35 in a loose formation. Sharen kept forgetting , that when she was lead, you have to adjust to the rest of the formation.Dave and I spent 1/2 the time at red line...just to catch up. The nagging didn't seem to faze her. We'll work on it.<br />She likes to cruise at 80 to 85 mph. Dave and I stooge around at 75.
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Don Maxwell - Sep 05,2009
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Dave E., Dave L. asked a good question, but the situation is more complicated than it suggests. Your SeaRey has 80 hp, right? Sharen's Titan probably has 80 hp, too. But SeaReys with 100 or 115 hp engines cruise comfortably at 85-90. Dave K.'s Stork, on the other hand, climbs about as fast as it cruises, no matter what engine it has. (What a sufficiency of Daves!)
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Dave Edward - Sep 06,2009
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I guess the Titan is less 'dragie'....I know that the wake turbulence behind the Titan is about 1/3 of what it is behind the Storch.<br />Maybe Sharen can add a comment about her speeds next time she is on-site.
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Sharen Rieger - Sep 09,2009
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My Titan Tornado has a 582 Rotax engine which is rated at 65 <br />HP. I delightfully cruise at 85-100mph. VNE is 130mph. With <br />an all metal, robust airframe, aerodynamically it is a very clean, <br />low drag airplane. It's very agile, very maneauverable, with great <br />visibility and it's easy to land. Unfortunately, it will only land on <br />the water once! (g)
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Don Maxwell - Sep 09,2009
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Thanks, Sharen. It's a beautiful airplane. About water landings--you <I>could</I> add floats...<!-- >'"><br><font color=red size=6>' or > missing in user HTML. Please fix the HTML.</font> -->
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