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Subject: XP914

Author:
Rob Freestone

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Date Posted: Tue, Sep 17 2013, 16:57:55 GMT
In reply to: Ramiro Gil 's message, "Questions about Pulsar XP" on Wed, Sep 11 2013, 2:30:09 GMT

Hi Ramiro,
400 metres should be fine provided you have good approaches and you can use all the runway. I operate from 450 metres grass with a 582 with no problems. With a 914 it should be easy.

Stall speed should be around 38 knots depending on how straight it was built.

VNE, don't know, I guess it depends whether you have the heavier airframe like the Pulsar 3. If you are over 6 feet tall, try one for size before you commit your cash.

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