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Hawker 700 vs. Sabre 65

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Yeah, but...

propsarebest said:
Did I mention that you'll enjoy the speedbrake??

...can you lift-dump?!!!
 
propsarebest said:
Did I mention that you'll enjoy the speedbrake??

I'm not sure what you mean. I operated a 65 for a year and our speedbrake was screwed to the fuselage. All we had was spoilers on the throttle quadrant.
 
gear_guy said:
I'm not sure what you mean. I operated a 65 for a year and our speedbrake was screwed to the fuselage. All we had was spoilers on the throttle quadrant.


The 65 that we operated had to be modified to use the speedbrake. It's installed, but not activated. There is (was) a kit from Sabreleiner to do this.
 
I can see how that might be fun. If I remember it was about 3' x 3'
Must have dropped like a rock!
 
gear_guy said:
I can see how that might be fun. If I remember it was about 3' x 3'
Must have dropped like a rock!

It's also nice to have in icing conditions. Provides the extra drag you need to compensate for for keeping the power up.

And yes with the speed brake open, flaps 10 and gear down we could do some pretty impressive decents into the airport we operated out of just west of Jackson, Wy.
 

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