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[pb3vr6 at yahoo.com (Tonee Northam)]

No, that would would have been the speed that we were going in Scott's mk2 in June, but of course Anson's little slice of hell also qualifies for that V speed.
 
Vgd= speed at which the police travel for fresh crispy cremes!
 

Lars Bruchmann <pilotlars@yahoo.com> wrote:
V gosh-darn??? i dunno, the speed at which you crap
your pants???
--- Tonee Northam 
wrote:

> How about Vgd?
> 
> Daun Yeagley wrote:
> --- Lars Bruchmann 
> wrote:
> 
> > Vr is rotate, V1 is decision speed... Vlof is
> liftoff
> > speed... do you know what Vmu is??? haha, i
> laughed
> > at that, i've seen video of it done on a B747
> during
> > flight testing.
> 
> Minimum Unstick speed I think... haven't looked at
> v-speeds in awhile.
> 
> 
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