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Old July 21st 04, 05:05 AM
Peter Stickney
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Guy Alcala writes:
Evan Williams wrote:

Thank you for the responses. And the very simple explinations. I was
"out of town" for much of last year so I must have missed the previous
thread.


I expect Pete Stickney will be giving you his patented thrust vs. horsepower
lecture shortly, if he's not on vacation or otherwise occupied. If youre in a
hurry, you could do a google search restricted to this group with
as the author and "Maximum Speed of Airliner at Low
Altitude" as the subject, and you'll get one of his recent posts which
discusses this subject in some detail.


Just back - I'll get to it tomorrow - right now I'm wading through the
"British Night Bombers vs. the P-38" thread.

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Pete Stickney
A strong conviction that something must be done is the parent of many
bad measures. -- Daniel Webster
 




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