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So I picked up this little contraption in Fullerton (KFUL). Once the overcast burned off, I was airborne, first stop Palm Springs. I filed for 9500 so I could get through the Banning Pass. At 68kts Vy and about 200fpm climb, I got to 9500 at the Banning Pass, an hour and a half later. :D

I decided to file 7500 for the trip to Phoenix, which worked out a little bit better. Still took me a while to get up there, but I made it. Cruised at 80kts indicated (best power), about 100kts GS. Made it in just over 4 hours total.

It would be a great trainer. Anything other than that, well, it sure could use a bigger engine.

Everyone that offered replies, thanks.
 
schoolio said:
It would be a great trainer. Anything other than that, well, it sure could use a bigger engine.

Nah -- it wasn't. Needed a bigger motor for that, too.
 
schoolio said:
So I picked up this little contraption in Fullerton (KFUL). Once the overcast burned off, I was airborne, first stop Palm Springs. I filed for 9500 so I could get through the Banning Pass. At 68kts Vy and about 200fpm climb, I got to 9500 at the Banning Pass, an hour and a half later. :D

I decided to file 7500 for the trip to Phoenix, which worked out a little bit better. Still took me a while to get up there, but I made it. Cruised at 80kts indicated (best power), about 100kts GS. Made it in just over 4 hours total.

It would be a great trainer. Anything other than that, well, it sure could use a bigger engine.

Everyone that offered replies, thanks.

Heyas Schoolio,

Yeah, even though they look the same, the Skipper is a completely different ride than the Tomahawk.

Nu
 

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