I've seen one of these fly in real life and jokingly I will say yes, 70 kts top speed seems about right.  But it might not be too far off.  This is a big lumbering biplane.

Curt.


On 11/8/06, Chris Metzler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

It's a pretty A/C.  I started and took off with no problem, but was never
able to get the plane above a speed of about 70 knots while holding
my altitude.  Does that seem right?

-c

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