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From: Barry Hancock <sportform@cox.net>
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On Jun 8, 2005, at 6:22 PM, Bill Kennedy wrote:

>> Is that right? On my LNC2, the redline is 278mph. Not sure if this is 
>> a joke or not, but it sounds like being inverted at 250 knots isn't a 
>> smart idea. Of course the trim tab came off. It's called flutter.

Of course the plane does not know that it is inverted, only you do!  
All other things being equal, inverted is more fun!  ;)  I'm guessing 
you can produce some pretty big parabolic arcs at 270 KIAS...in the 
Legacy, of course....

YMMV, PPOCC DNTTAH.....

Barry