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November 25th 05, 11:18 PM
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Duo Turbo Climb / Altitude performance
Greetings,
Looking for some real world data on what the max altitude that a Duo T can sustain level flight. Would also be nice to know what sort of climb performance people have seen at lower altitudes. I know it'll climb to 6500ft MSL and average around 150 FPM, but hoping to get more data points. Gary 
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