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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] Re: FW: Turbine for the LIVP
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Posted for "Tom Hall" <tomhall@starband.net>:

Sure, I do.........20 GPH at flight idle. At 12, 500 32 GPH at about 260kts.
30-32 GPH will provide 140kts at low alt. (2-3000ft agl). Been there and
done that. Comparisons with Lear 25s  ( or anyone's pure jet) are not  at
all valid. Again, don't judge til you fly. As pointed out, there are few a/c
that have a 700 NM range and fewer still that can do it in under 2.5 hrs. I
serious doubt that many pilots fly legs over 3 hours very often.

Try it, you might like it.
Go big or go home ( New Lancair slogan)

Tom H.