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05-12-2005, 11:54 PM
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Location: kilmore
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Can anyone with experience take a look at my time slip and tell me where I would be falling down most. I know the times are slower than most of you would be used to, but what I'm looking for is one sector that stands out as not fitting with the rest. (The slip didn't scan well so I'll enter the data manually)
60 ft - 2.4633 330 ft - 6.5870 660 ft - 9.8854 @ 75.29 mph 1000 ft - 12.6674 ET - 15.0264 @ 95.56 mph This was my last and quickest run of the day, many of the runs I had were marred by fuel starving, but this one was a full power start to finish pass |
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analyse my time slip
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