I wrote: >The end result was a straight-and-level average of 193 mph true airspeed!
and Mark Jones wrote: cough....cough...cough.....bull%^@$ OK, OK, maybe it was 139 mph. I could be confused about that. I've never been real good with numbers. But I suspect Jones is just bent out of shape because he doesn't have very friendly sheep up there in Wisconsin...the best he can do is attract wild deer! Or maybe it's because he missed the antique British car show last Monday at Popham field. Check out http://home.hiwaay.net/~langford/andover/car_show/ , if you're up for another trip to England and have a few minutes to kill. I got in another two hours of flying today, although most of it had to be done above the cloud deck. I did a few lean-of-peak experiments, slow flight, and practiced IFR techniques, as well as a few touch-and-goes. The Vair is smooth as ever. Tomorrow the winds will be high, but next week is supposed to be sunny, at least, but probably no great sunsets... Mark Langford N56ML "at" hiwaay.net website at http://www.N56ML.com --------------------------------------------------------
