Van's Air Force
Western Canada Wing
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Van's Air Force
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C-GJTY, known as "Underdog," is shown here with a grand total of six hours, on May 19, 2002. It's owner/builder George McNutt has dropped into Chilliwack for a pie break.
Preliminary testing shows that the TAS at 7000 feet is 140 Knots with the 160 H.P. Lycoming turning the fixed pitch Sensenich at a leisurly 2200 RPM, fuel burn at this speed/power is 7.6 US gal/hr.
Aircraft is IFR equipped, empty weight 1076 lb, gross wt 1750 lb. home base is Langley B.C.
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