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Sigh. I did afterwards. And?To paraphrase, you reading my posts properly would be a start.I'm addressing the figure given as a performance value, as to whether it is possible, not whether UAC tweeted it, retweeted it or whatever, which I was aware of on other forums before this one. I simply didn't see the need to click on a link I knew I'd already read previously and was aware of the veracity arguments.A maximum climb figure of just over Mach 1.1 at low alitude is not in the realms of science fiction, going on values stretching back almost 50 years. I'll reiterate again from my posts if you're having difficulties:I'm completely disinterested in the veracity of the exact claim, and nowhere have I stated I believe the actual claim. I'm saying that although it will probably be unlikely in my view, I wouldn't exactly say that a figure in the 380m/s range is an absolute impossibility. ???
Sigh. I did afterwards. And?
To paraphrase, you reading my posts properly would be a start.
I'm addressing the figure given as a performance value, as to whether it is possible, not whether UAC tweeted it, retweeted it or whatever, which I was aware of on other forums before this one. I simply didn't see the need to click on a link I knew I'd already read previously and was aware of the veracity arguments.
A maximum climb figure of just over Mach 1.1 at low alitude is not in the realms of science fiction, going on values stretching back almost 50 years. I'll reiterate again from my posts if you're having difficulties:
I'm completely disinterested in the veracity of the exact claim, and nowhere have I stated I believe the actual claim. I'm saying that although it will probably be unlikely in my view, I wouldn't exactly say that a figure in the 380m/s range is an absolute impossibility.
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