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Old 09-15-2017, 02:43 PM
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Doubt very much that a RV12 took 4000feet take off run to reach 225 feet. Must be wrong.
No, he traveled 4225 feet ground track. The altitude he reached is unknown at this point.

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Based on the location of the checklist and glasses relative to the crash site along with the length of the ground roll I wonder if ....[ed. speculation removed. dr]
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