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Greg, 

before I sold my 415C with a C85 I would wash it weekly and wax it about
twice a month. When the weather was cool and in no wind I could get 120
mph cruise out of it straight and level at 2500 feet. This was full
throttle of course, at about 2575 rpm. I too could verify by my GPS. This
also was with no passenger. The passenger's weight would knock off 10 mph
easily.


jan zanutto
Fresno, ca
On Sun, 20 Aug 2000 16:22:38 -0700 Greg Bullough <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:
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> What are other people's experiences of the effects of a good 
> de-bugging and
> wax-job?
> 
> I seem to have gained nearly 10MPH in cruise (canopy open), 
> corroborated
> by GPS and another plane in formation flight. This seems uncanny. 
> Mind you,
> the plane is so slick that I can't keep the metal cap from the 
> window-cleaner
> sitting on anyplace that isn't flat.
> 
> This seems like a lot; but my 2300RPM TAS seems to be 110 now, 
> wheres
> it was more like 100 before.
> 
> We used to see that kind of gain in the Comanche I grew up in, but 
> in an
> Ercoupe???
> 
> Mind you, this was a VERY thorough clean up of a pretty dirty, 
> buggy, 
> airplane. The
> airport kid spent 7 hours on it.
> 
> Greg
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