Re: Light-Sport Aircraft Yahoo group Re: Cruising speed

Obviously your taking this a bit personal...
I understand it fully, I understand "Standard conditions" and that's is what I
talked about.
I understand cruise setting, except in your mind, means something totally
different than Maximum continuous power. Which is why I made the comment about
it being illegal to set the plane up so as cruise (I am talking about Standard
conditions here as was posted in the original post I responded too) is equal
to 120Kt... It is...
John

On Monday, February 27, 2012 08:03:19 PM Peter Walker wrote:
> Hello John
>
> Set the airspeed to whatever your heart desires as a cruise If is a light
> sport it will be legal as long as you follow the manufacturers MAXIMUM
> continuous power settingAny other legal cruise will be slower(less than
> maximum continuous power)
>
> PS its likely to be on a placard and marked on the tach
>
> For some more entertainment do you let air out of your tyres when they are
> hot? The pressure will be higher than specifiedin the handbook Perhaps a
> read of the relavent standard might help you understand it better Peter
>
>
>
>

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