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Posted for "Mark Ravinski" <mjrav@comcast.net>:

  Exactly right Dom.
  
  When I do slow flight my (Lancair supplied) ASI goes off scale.  If I
extrapolate a little bit I'd say about 45 MPH.  If anyone would like to use
that information for any safety related scenario, be my guest.
  
  Also, in the interest of common sense,  is anyone going to want a job of
enforcing rules we make on how to use the LML?
  
  Marv.  Thank you.  What you do is terriffic and the list is a fabulous
resource.
  
  Mark Ravinski
  N360KB  1310hrs


"""
  Besides, unless our LNC2's all have the identical instrument and pitot
  installation error, and therefore identical CAS vs IAS indications (which I
  firmly doubt), passing these numbers around is probably less than
  meaningful.
"""