Wow - I never had to check the tire pressure on a desk before. That would be novel...
How was John Tune FBO?Recently flew Chicago -> Kansas City -> Nashville and back. Some pics from the trip…
Downtown KC & KMKC on our way out
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North end of Kentucky Lakes on our way to Nashville. Just after this we were vectored around an area that was NOTAM’d near Fort Campbell for a “Sunday Civilian Rocket Club Launch”. Apparently they go pretty high so the area is NOTAM’d to 10k feet!
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Short final John Tune Runway 20; Downtown Nashville in the background.
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Climbing out of Tune, Nashville in the background.
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Caught nice thermals on departure- at 200lbs under max gross, climb power (25” a 2400rpm), and temps approx 20c… I was seeing 1500fpm!
(This was the best pic we could get… it was rough and my poor wife was a trooper for taking pics at all!)
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It’s definitely busy. Still have some growing/rebuilding pains … but super friendly, respectful, and helpful. AvGas is $7.13.How was John Tune FBO?
On my bucket list to go to Nashville.
I have really fallen in love with grass, been looking for more grass strips near me to explorer.
It’s a blastI should try a grass landing sometime.
Too bad I live in an area where rocks out grow grass..
I should try a grass landing sometime.
Too bad I live in an area where rocks out grow grass..
There's a FB group that lists all the public use grass (some dirt) strips in the country... I love grass. But I land better on pavement cause I'm more careful...
Charlie, raised on grass... Might say "Grass fed"
https://www.facebook.com/groups/2170242953203237/?ref=share
Does your P100 feel pokey after flying the P300? The mustang feels like a dog after flying the CJ3+…
I love the Phenom 100! It is a great airplane for most of my flying. The panel, systems and cockpit are almost identical to the 300 and the handling is very similar. The big difference is when you push the throttles forward. The 100 is a bit sluggish compared to the 300 and the 300 climbs like a rocket! If you have an early level off, you need to be on your game and pull throttles back fast.
I love the versatility of the 300, in that you can take it at Mach .74 across the country with one stop. The 100 requires two and takes a bit longer to make the trip. However, I still do it when it makes sense to do so.
In a perfect world, I would have a Phenom 300 for my business and personal travel, but until then, I am really enjoying the experience of the Phenom 100.
I hope that this is helpful!
Abram Finkelstein
N685AS
Passed over @eman1200 country in the mighty T206 on Friday.
Charlotte motor speedway
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Turbo StationairWhat mighty 206?
Turbo Stationair