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What aircraft is this?
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Dang you're quick. I was just thinking that!
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Stelio Frati designs always look like they're doing 250 knots while sitting on the ramp.
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Hopefully no more than that, being that 250 knots is the max speed below 10k.
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That's why I was careful to say 250 knots.
I think the actual cruise speed for a stock SF.260M is around 160 knots.