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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Nov 28, 2006
Description:
The Questair Venture is a true 300 mph airframe. Cruise is 275 mph burning 13 USgph. 1100 mile range with reserves.
Date Taken:
Nov 28, 2006
Place Taken:
Ottawa
Owner:
L. Woods
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Dennis Scearce - Nov 28,2006
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Nice. What speed does it like when landing? How much runway do you need?
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Kevin D'Angelo - Nov 28,2006
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I don't see the floats in the picture- anyway that is one slick plane
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Don Maxwell - Nov 28,2006
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Nice looking airplane, Larry! <br /><br />Ah, but divide all of those numbers by 3, add floatation, move the wing and prop out of sight, fix the canopy so you can fly with your elbows out in the breeze, and you'll have a SeaRey, with the same mpg and three times as long to enjoy being up in the air.<br /><br />(Okay, so I'm biased.)
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Larry Woods - Nov 28,2006
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Hi Don:<br /><br />LOL!!<br /><br />My A-24 looks after my water-borne, elbows-out-in-the-breeze needs.<br />Mind you, the weather up here sure makes it 'hard' (lousy pun) to do that during the winter. (g)<br /><br />best,<br />Larry<br />
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Don Maxwell - Nov 28,2006
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Yeah, I've been following your postings about the A-24, Larry. It looks pretty nifty and plenty rugged. The prop's on the wrong end of the engine, though. Tsk.
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Larry Woods - Nov 28,2006
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Hi Dennis:<br /><br />I use 85 knots as my approach speed. Touchdown is typically 65 knots. Our single strip airport has a 2900 foot runway. It was 2600 feet until recently. I am comfortable landing it on a runway sporting 2500 feet of length or more.<br /><br />Best,<br />Larry
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