RE: Re: cold start launch
In reply to #606 Re: cold start launch by Palmer Davis
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- #622 RE: Re: cold start launch by Peter L. Berghold
[This came to [email removed], looks like it was meant for [email removed]. Watch those automatic reply headers! -- James] RE: F-20s Northrop has, in fact,demonstrated the ability of an F-20 to be airbourne at 20,000 feet some absurdly small time after the pilot has been strapped into the cockpit. What has NOT been revealed is how long the crew chief has had to beat on the plane beforehand. In striking contrast, the most optomistic time NASA eve{ quoted for turning around a shuttle was something like a month. A few minutes to do a fast launch, a few weeks. Both times are utterly reasonable. Take your pick. Paul Gazis All opinions and material above is the responsibility of the originator. Submissions: [email removed], or [email removed] Administrator: [email removed] (James Perkins) The TML is made possible by facilities provided by Tektronix, Inc.