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    Quote Originally Posted by Race5 View Post
    He won an award as well. (not sure which one exactly)
    He raced in the AirVenture Cup and got second place in the turbine class (sandwiched between two turbine Legends):
    http://www.airventurecuprace.com/
    http://media.wix.com/ugd/b8bc28_9b6c...df5ac88b3a.pdf

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    So of these three turbine aircraft, obviously C-GUTT runs away with it. And, I'm pretty sure he has more throttle as it has gone plenty faster before. But, the real question, is between second and third. With speeds that close, it would be very interesting to see the fuel burn differences.

    The Legend wing is up where it was designed to be, if not a little slow. The Legacy wing, not so much. Then you have a difference in flat plate area, which probably isn't that much different.. Cool stuff!

    1 104 Turbine Legend C-GUTT Marty Abbott 17:55:17 18:35:05 0:39:48 357.46
    2 32 Turbine Legacy N707MM Mike Patey 17:54:54 18:39:33 0:44:39 318.63
    3 007 Turbine Legend N95007 Rene Dugas 18:01:10 18:45:53 0:44:43 318.16

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    Quote Originally Posted by thunderstangfan View Post
    without going in the twin engine direction, what engine are you going to use to propel an airframe that meets the 4,000lb limit?
    sorry, but I just assumed a warbird or a warbird power plant.
    If it isn't intended to race then your options are better.
    this being a racing forum, that's the first thing that came to mind.
    Twin 780s ?

    Mike said it can produce 800 hp...a piece
    Last edited by Jukka; 09-22-2019 at 02:45 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jukka View Post
    Twin 780s ?

    Mike said it can produce 800 hp...a piece
    1600 HP on a 4000lb air frame would get you in the Sport silver. Maybe.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Race5 View Post
    1600 HP on a 4000lb air frame would get you in the Sport silver. Maybe.
    Yes but hopefully beyond 500 mph lap speeds.

    How heavy was the Pond Racer ?

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0p7iNuTe3w0

    Is the 4000 lbs weight limit gross weight or empty weight ?

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scaled...tes_Pond_Racer
    Last edited by Jukka; 09-22-2019 at 11:41 PM.

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    Mike Patey...could do it...if anyone.

    https://youtu.be/3QY_4sT6O9U

    With help of the best engineers and designers for sure.
    Last edited by Jukka; 09-23-2019 at 01:08 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jukka View Post
    Yes but hopefully beyond 500 mph lap speeds.

    How heavy was the Pond Racer ?

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0p7iNuTe3w0

    Is the 4000 lbs weight limit gross weight or empty weight ?

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scaled...tes_Pond_Racer
    Pond racer was 3200lbs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Race5 View Post
    Pond racer was 3200lbs.
    Empty or loaded ?

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