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Old 01-24-2012, 03:17 PM
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However what I want to say is that there are pratical references that indicate that for a specific aircraft the IAS for maximum rate of climb can be near constant over a certain altitude range.
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Which was stated prior to crump stating it so he actully agrees with what was allready said, yet his replies thus far seem to be ingnorant of the fact that it was allready stated prior to his statement.
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