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"Tony Cox" wrote in message link.net... | Has anyone been there recently (L37)? It's gravel, | right? I'm worrying about scratching up my nice new | prop..... | I was there last year. It is hard packed gravel. The road from the runway to the parking lot (you park in amongst the cars) is dirt and loose gravel. I did not scratch up my prop, but it is possible that you could. It is a risk you take landing on any unpaved runway. |
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I used to fly a Dornier 228 into a gravel strip on a weekly basis, and never
noticed any damage to the props at all. In a single-engine airplane, I can't see how the gravel would get to the prop, unless your prop is behind the wheels or you forget to put the wheels down before landing. "C J Campbell" wrote in message ... "Tony Cox" wrote in message link.net... | Has anyone been there recently (L37)? It's gravel, | right? I'm worrying about scratching up my nice new | prop..... | I was there last year. It is hard packed gravel. The road from the runway to the parking lot (you park in amongst the cars) is dirt and loose gravel. I did not scratch up my prop, but it is possible that you could. It is a risk you take landing on any unpaved runway. |
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