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Old 26th Feb 2008, 05:57
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Zenj
 
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Thanks guys for your input.

What you have said is correct and makes sense.

What my question was , instead of reducing to actual weight prevailing , e.g. at 43C read speeds and EPR , someone reads speeds on 43C ( thats were actual weight is ) but instead of taking EPR also from 43C column of which we all do , he takes somewhere halfway between 43C and where it gives max thrust ( actual temp column).

They say this procedure gives early lift-off ( good for rough runways ) .

I have not seen this in performance books , so im asking is it true that it gives early lift-off ?

Is it a common procedure anywhere ?

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