Date: 06-12-97 (22:21)
From: JIM COLE
To: PHILIPPE VESSAIRE
JC>I'm not sure I fully understand your point but will try to clarify. The
JC>definition of V1 is a "Speed to which you can accelerate with both
JC>engines operating to critical engine failure speed and experience an
JC>engine failure and either continue the takeoff or stop in the remaining
JC>distance". This speed varies with the weight of the aircraft and
JC>assuming that you have a balanced field length. If I understand you
JC>correctly it sounds like you are refereeing to some degree of what we
JC>call "Refusal Speed" That being the "Speed to which you can accelerate
JC>with all engines operating, experience an engine failure and stop in the
JC>remaining runway distance".
Dunno about Philippe, but as for me, I'm confused - sounds
like you said the same thing twice in a row. Gotta think about
this one some more. I'm not sure I could have figured this out
back when I had a complete mind. ;-)
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