BuildMyHouse - AirplaneRunway

2006-09-25 22:10:07

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2006-09-23 22:51:22

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50' or so wide landing strip is fine; but 1200' (with overrun) is on the short side for almost any aircraft with long enough “legs” and decent speed for cross country travel. But a landing strip would be quite nice along with a hanger. Explore entering an agreement with an adjacent neighbor to have a longer runway with an overrun and a bit of area for final approach & climb out.
Lee Jones

2006-09-23 22:30:13

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<[Build a runway of course! I live on a residental airpark and am absolutely spoiled by it. I have a friend who has a 1400' runway, and he gets in and out ok with his experimental airplane.

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<[Build a runway of course! I live on a residental airpark and am absolutely spoiled by it.

2006-09-23 21:24:20

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Build a runway of course! I live on a residental airpark and am absolutely spoiled by it.
Bob

2006-09-23 20:33:23

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From scratch, my ideal house would be a 10-car garage with a room and bath attached, and an air-strip. Actually the room and bath could be a tent and a port-o-let. :-)
Doubt you'll be able to get a useful landing strip on there, but save some space for a heli-pad later. A vehicle test track would probably be nice too.
Neil

2006-09-23 20:33:01

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Airplane Runway

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