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Old October 22nd 04, 11:16 AM
Cub Driver
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Zero Six Hotel burns four gallons an hour on average, if that helps


... during it's fifty nm journey in a no wind situation. ;-)


Actually, the fuel burn is the same whether the wind is blowing or
not.

It's true that with a 20-knot wind the outbound journey will take a
bit longer than the return. (20-knot winds hereabouts almost always
come from the NNW, which is where I am generally going.)

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Old October 22nd 04, 01:17 PM
Peter R.
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Cub Driver ) wrote:

Zero Six Hotel burns four gallons an hour on average, if that helps


... during it's fifty nm journey in a no wind situation. ;-)


Actually, the fuel burn is the same whether the wind is blowing or
not.


I was trying to make a joke about the Cub's no wind ground speed.


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Peter





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Old October 22nd 04, 01:30 PM
Peter R.
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Peter R. ) wrote:

Cub Driver ) wrote:

Zero Six Hotel burns four gallons an hour on average, if that helps

... during it's fifty nm journey in a no wind situation. ;-)


Actually, the fuel burn is the same whether the wind is blowing or
not.


I was trying to make a joke about the Cub's no wind ground speed.


Whoops, I left off this


--
Peter





 




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