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From: "Rob Logan" <Rob@Logan.com>
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Subject:  Re: New Lancair model
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 From: "Jim Nordin" <panelmaker@earthlink.net>

Hey Ron,

I've not seen any of Lancairs numbers yet.
The "slightly short" should be 7-12 knots. I guess we'll see from the
Lancair numbers. If they're that close, I bet like Don Parsons says ... it'l
sell like hot cakes.

Legacy numbers in the 300's (like Schramecks or Greenamyer ) are not what
I'm speaking about. If you want to race you surely need to tuck the gear.
But for the low end (O-360) Legacy ... I'll bet I'm not far off.

Jim
360 working on the flaps.