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Doug wrote:
It is 267 NM, Nome (PAOM) up to Wales AK (IWK) the directly across to Russia, then down the coast to Providinia (UHMD), Russia which is the closest Russian airport. Certainly doable in a small plane. Fuel is certainly available in Nome, doubtful in Wales, and is probably available in Provedinia, assuming you have cut through all the red tape, I'm sure you will find out about fuel also. I would have thought there would be some kind of a Runway in Uelen. My plan makes the fuel problem all but disappear. I plan on doing this trip in an RV-7 with a Deltahawk diesel engine. Since AV Gas is very hard to find in Russia, and from what I understand the closest airport that is likely to have it, is around 1600 miles from Nome. Since the diesel can burn jet fuel, it should be very easy to get fuel, and with that engine in an RV-7, I will have a range of over 700 NM with plenty reserve. -- Chris W Bring Back the HP 15C http://hp15c.org Not getting the gifts you want? The Wish Zone can help. http://thewishzone.com |
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