Camper
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These are the SPECIFICATIONS copied from the link below from
->itsreenw
Camper, here is what Drew's plane looks like.
http://www.solowings.com/products/products.html
WING SPAN
10,5 metersEMPTY WEIGHT
160 kgMAXIMUM PAYLOAD
200 kgFUEL CAPACITY
50 litresFUEL RATING
95 / 97 octanePERFORMANCE
TAKE OFF ROLL -SOLO50 metersTAKE OFF ROLL -DUAL
80 metersRATE OF CLIMB -SOLO
5 meters per secondRATE OF CLIMB -DUAL
3 meters per secondSTALL SPEED -SOLO40 kphSTALL SPEED -DUAL
52 kphCRUISE SPEED
65 - 100 kphFUEL CONSUMPTION -SOLO8 litres per hourFUEL CONSUMPTION -DUAL
10 litres per hourDESIGN LOADS -POSITIVE6 gsDESIGN LOADS -NEGATIVE3 gs
FUEL CONSUMPTION -DUAL
10 litres per hour
my computer is doing funky stuff, spacing is off, ANYHOW I assume DUAL fuel usage is for a two seater craft.
SO, my brain now tells me that the most likely closest access to Lake Michigan would be where he headed to DUMP WHAT ?, extremities to be quickly devoured by fish. I assume someone in this craft would follow the highways to the spot he ended up dumping whatever.
I am guessing that the Blue Barrell can be found. I also Googled and hydrochloric acid does come in crystal form.
{I once took a chartered flight on a 45 passenger plane from Aspen Airways, and we visited the open cockpit and the pilot had a road map spread out, hmmm.}
I have not seen specifications on altitude requirements for flying over neighborhoods etc. Someone want to check that out.
itsreenw do you have a source for the model of craft he had/has to be certain of our facts? Thank you.
Also the picture in 'itsreenw' link shows this craft parked in what looks like a normal backyard, so it does not have to be hangared at an airport it would seem. IF IF the neighbor saw the barrel guy, they may have seen or heard a takeoff, although that might be a rather quiet sound, I would guess.
I many not be on line til evening again.
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->itsreenw
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Camper, here is what Drew's plane looks like.
http://www.solowings.com/products/products.html
WING SPAN
10,5 metersEMPTY WEIGHT
160 kgMAXIMUM PAYLOAD
200 kgFUEL CAPACITY
50 litresFUEL RATING
95 / 97 octanePERFORMANCE
TAKE OFF ROLL -SOLO50 metersTAKE OFF ROLL -DUAL
80 metersRATE OF CLIMB -SOLO
5 meters per secondRATE OF CLIMB -DUAL
3 meters per secondSTALL SPEED -SOLO40 kphSTALL SPEED -DUAL
52 kphCRUISE SPEED
65 - 100 kphFUEL CONSUMPTION -SOLO8 litres per hourFUEL CONSUMPTION -DUAL
10 litres per hourDESIGN LOADS -POSITIVE6 gsDESIGN LOADS -NEGATIVE3 gs
FUEL CONSUMPTION -DUAL
10 litres per hour
my computer is doing funky stuff, spacing is off, ANYHOW I assume DUAL fuel usage is for a two seater craft.
SO, my brain now tells me that the most likely closest access to Lake Michigan would be where he headed to DUMP WHAT ?, extremities to be quickly devoured by fish. I assume someone in this craft would follow the highways to the spot he ended up dumping whatever.
I am guessing that the Blue Barrell can be found. I also Googled and hydrochloric acid does come in crystal form.
{I once took a chartered flight on a 45 passenger plane from Aspen Airways, and we visited the open cockpit and the pilot had a road map spread out, hmmm.}
I have not seen specifications on altitude requirements for flying over neighborhoods etc. Someone want to check that out.
itsreenw do you have a source for the model of craft he had/has to be certain of our facts? Thank you.
Also the picture in 'itsreenw' link shows this craft parked in what looks like a normal backyard, so it does not have to be hangared at an airport it would seem. IF IF the neighbor saw the barrel guy, they may have seen or heard a takeoff, although that might be a rather quiet sound, I would guess.
I many not be on line til evening again.
.