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Sun Jan 15, 2006 7:19 pm

hairy wrote:I'm suprised nobody has commented on the wooden shape just visible under the tail in the first photo. :wink:

They did - post no. 8

Sun Jan 15, 2006 7:54 pm

So come on kiwis - when is the Sabre to fly

Regards
John P

Wed Jan 18, 2006 2:32 am

Martin Edwards wrote:Hi John,
Indeed, that is why I said at least two!
I also believe Temora has acquired A94-942, 952 and 956 so who knows what will happen.
Did I here some-one say "economies of scale"???
By the way, if any one out there has any peformance, handling or pilots' notes for the CAC Sabre we would love to hear from you!
Cheers Martin



CAC CA-27 Mk 32 Sabre

Engine: RR Avon Mk26 7,500lb thrust

Max level speed :
700mph (1126km/h) at sea level
672mph (977km/h) at 10,000ft
607mph (977km/h at 38,000ft

Cruise speed: 550mph (885km/h)

Initial climb (clean): 12,000ft (3,685m)/min

Service ceiling: 52,000ft

Ferry Range: 1150 miles (1850km)


The figures are from an aussie book, 'Meteor,Sabre and Mirage'from 1989 by Australian Aviation.They don't seem toi have available anymore:

http://www.ausaviation.com.au/books/upd ... sindex.htm

I have several of the books from here,and they are terrific books,focusing on Aussie use of various aircraft,and details on the construction side of things for those built here.
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