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cancidas
2007-08-08, 09:40 PM
ok, so this week didn't turn out like i had hoped. i was supposed to go to texas but no dice. so now in two weeks is my next window and i'm feeling adventurous. anyone want to plan my trip to KAUS?

Mateo
2007-08-08, 10:51 PM
Can you do it in one stop, via BNA (or Tune, or Murfreesboro, or Bowling Green)? I know it's no trouble in the B36TC, with 104 gals. usable, but with 74 in the A36, it might be right on the end of the range.

USAF Pilot 07
2007-08-09, 12:55 AM
Haha, funny you mention this because I'd actually love to go to KAUS in the next few weeks for reasons I won't mention here....

moose135
2007-08-09, 08:42 AM
Haha, funny you mention this because I'd actually love to go to KAUS in the next few weeks for reasons I won't mention here....

At least tell us her name :wink:

cancidas
2007-08-09, 10:02 AM
i was thinking of nonreving guys.

PhilDernerJr
2007-08-09, 10:09 AM
You're nonreving guys to AUS?

hiss srq
2007-08-09, 10:13 AM
Yes Phil, he has a special cave among the cactuses where he stores them for later use.

cancidas
2007-08-10, 10:42 AM
Yes Phil, he has a special cave among the cactuses where he stores them for later use.

oh boy.... :roll:



Can you do it in one stop, via BNA (or Tune, or Murfreesboro, or Bowling Green)? I know it's no trouble in the B36TC, with 104 gals. usable, but with 74 in the A36, it might be right on the end of the range.

i just punched the numbers into flightstar. it's telling that total fuel burn is going to be around 97.5 gallons. the route it gave me is in a no winds situation, i didn't even download the wx yet. i think i might be able to pull it off with just two stops.

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