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[DOCX File]www.arcat.com
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Core-Area Intake Velocity: 400 fpm (2.0 m/s). Core-Area Intake Velocity: 500 fpm (2.5 m/s). ** NOTE TO SPECIFIER ** Delete if not required. AMCA Seal: Mark units with AMCA Certified Ratings Seal. Horizontal, Sight-Proof, Drainable-Blade Louver: ** NOTE TO SPECIFIER ** Delete Basis of Design products not required.

[DOC File]EXPERIMENTAL AIRCRAFT PILOT OPERATING HANDBOOK
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75 mph IAS may be used for final speed if there are no turbulent or gusty conditions. Flaps may be deployed below 100 mph IAS to a maximum of 45(. Operate boost pump below 1000 ft AGL. Establish a 500 fpm sink rate on final approach. Round out a few feet above the landing surface, hold it off and touchdown on the main gear at about 65 mph IAS.

[DOC File]N50LE
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Initially hold 120-140 MPH to aid visibility. As rate of climb deteriorates hold 1000 FPM until speed falls below 120 MPH. Thereafter hold 500 FPM rate of climb until cruising altitude is reached. Modify profile as necessary to accommodate oil temperature and CHT. Vx: 85 MPH. Vy: 110 MPH…

[DOC File]Rules of thumb
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1 MPH = 1,609 km/hr MPH - statute mile(s) per hour. Km/hr – kilometer (s) per hour. 1 KT = 1,15 MPH. 1 MPH = 0,87 KT. 1 km/hr = 0,54 KT ... 400 FPM. 500 FPM ROC – Rate of Climb. ROD – Rate of Descent Note: This rule of thumb is valid only for relatively small angles of attack and small changes of pitch.

[DOC File]ImageEvent
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Climb was initially slow at 400-500 FPM at 95-100 MPH. This was the climb airspeed recommended by Mr. Gene Sheehan. A higher rate of climb was assumed at 900 FPM and 80 MPH. Climb RPM varied from 2200 to 2300 RPM.

[DOCX File]ARCAT | Free Building Product CAD Details, BIM, Specs and …
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Core Ventilation: 400 fpm (2.0 m per sec). Exterior Wind Velocity: 50 mph (22 m per sec). Rainfall Rate: 8 inches (200 mm)/hr. Effectiveness: 99.6 percent. Core Ventilation: 0 fpm (0.0 m per sec). Frame Thickness: 0.081 inch (2.06 mm). Front Blade Thickness: 0.081 inch (2.06 mm). Back Blade Thickness: 0.063 inch (1.60 mm).

[DOC File]Pilot’s
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80 mph Maneuvering Speed (Va) 142 mph Maximum Glide 85 mph Systems & Descriptions. Engine Operation. For full information on engine operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting see “Operators Manual, Lycoming Aircraft Engines, O-320 Series”, p/n 60297-16. Oil pressure: 55 …

[DOC File]WHICH PROP IS BETTER
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WHIRLWIND 204 1682 fpm 202 mph 190 mph 1500 feet . 3 BLADE – 400 Series . 65 lbs. – 74 inch diameter. A/C EW 1050 lbs. MT 202 1764 fpm 202 mph 193 mph 1400 feet . 3 BLADE ...

[DOCX File]Moller International
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4,900 fpm. yes. 155 mph. 175 mph. 16,300. 267 mi. 2,069 fpm. yes. 335 mph. 345 mph. 30,000. 1,796 mi. 2,380 fpm. ... Maximum speed presently allowed is 138 mph (FAA's appears amenable to higher speed and multiple engines following testing). ... of “airplane,” “airship,” “rotorcraft,” etc. would not accommodate the radical design of ...

[DOC File]AIR CURTAINS
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Air Speed at Floor: Minimum of 400 fpm (2 m/s) at 1 foot (304 mm) from the floor. Air Inlet Grille and Filters: Location: Front. SPECIFIER NOTE – Select one of the following air inlet type paragraphs and delete the ones not required. Type: Fixed air intake grille.

400 fpm to mph