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Does anyone know if this "Aurora" Twin Kit-plane was made? (mini P180 Avanti)
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Frank N. O.
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Does anyone know if this "Aurora" Twin Kit-plane was made? (mini P180 Avanti)
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October 26, 2007, 01:28:34 AM »
http://www.pilotfriend.com/experimental/acft/22.htm
It looks pretty cool to me, and especially the kit-plane aspect.
Frank
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Re: Does anyone know if this "Aurora" Twin Kit-plane was made? (mini P180 Avanti
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October 26, 2007, 03:00:22 PM »
If it is true, some of the design specs seems pretty crazy. Almost a 3,000 foot ground roll? I'm pretty sure CRJ's take off in a shorter distance than that. Close to a 300mph cruise speed on two diesel engines? Seems kinda fishy to me..
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Re: Does anyone know if this "Aurora" Twin Kit-plane was made? (mini P180 Avanti)
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Hmm, so it sounds like a high-speed-only aircraft, bummer
Frank
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