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The numbers given to the rate of climb in section performance are slightly peculiar. In metres per second the value given is
11.6 m/s. That would suggest the rate of climb to be 696 metres per one minute. Now the value given in feet is 1,130 ft/min which would give approx. 339 metres per one minute. 11,6 m/s would give approx. 2330 ft/min.
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The numbers given to the rate of climb in section performance are slightly peculiar. In metres per second the value given is
11.6 m/s. That would suggest the rate of climb to be 696 metres per one minute. Now the value given in feet is 1,130 ft/min which would give approx. 339 metres per one minute. 11,6 m/s would give approx. 2330 ft/min.
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