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For the metric headed readers like me: Dry weight: 113 kg (250 lbs) Pilot weight: 64 - 109 kg (140 - 240 lbs) Measures: 152 cm high x 167 cm wide
by oozcitak 16y ago
For the metric headed readers like me:
Dry weight: 113 kg (250 lbs)
Pilot weight: 64 - 109 kg (140 - 240 lbs)
Measures: 152 cm high x 167 cm wide x 152 cm long (5 ft high x 5.5 ft wide x 5 ft long)
Rotor size: 52 cm (1.7 ft)
Maximum thrust: 272 kg (600 lbs)
Fuel capacity: 19 liters (5 gallons)
Fuel burn: 38 lph (10 gph)
Can reach: 2500 m (8000 ft)
Range: 51 km at max speed of 101 kph (31.5 miles at 63 mph)
- elblanco 16y agoI've always wondered why metric users call measurements in grams "weight" when it's really mass and measurements in Newtons is weight. Sorry, I'm an American befuddled by perfectly sensible decimal based measurement systems.
- oozcitak 16y agoWhat is meant when using grams as force units is actually the gram-force (which is not part of the SI units). But the -force suffix is typically dropped in informal speech, so gram appears to be used as both a mass and force unit.
- rbanffy 16y agoI also round 1 kilogram-force to 10 Neutons. Unless you are trying to hit another planet, you'll be fine.
- ugh 16y agoCan’t we have our own inconsistencies? Believe me, physics teachers hate the common informal use of gramms as weight but that’s what our parents told us :)