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How many acres would you need to have a strip of land 5000 ft long?
This question cannot be answered because the width of the strip is not known. Acres is a measure of area, not length. Three separate examples are given below, all of which are "a strip of land 5000 ft long". 5,000 ft. by 1 inch wide = 0.009565 of an acre 5,000 ft. by 40 feet wide = 4.591 acres 5,000 ft. by 1,000 feet wide = 114.78 acres
How do you land a RC plane?
fly in close to the ground and then cut the throttle at about a foot or above depending on the size of the plane.
What is flat plane?
a flat PLAIN is a flat area of land
How much is 0.16 acres of land?
0.16 acres of land is 6969.6 square feet, or a square about 83.5 feet on each side.
What is 200 square meter land lot in feet?
2,152.78 square feet.
Can a Learjet 60XR land on 5000 ft Runway?
possibly. fighter jets land on aircraft carriers, which are only 1000 feet, without any real difficulty, so i don't doubt that a learjet, which is pretty small, could land on a runway that is 5000 feet.
Can you land and take off a plane on tom clancy's hawx?
No, if you try to land on a runway, your plane explodes when you hit the ground.
Can you land your plane on a private runway?
Most private runways require advance permission for one to be allowed to land. But remember, any runway can be used in an emergency.
Can a V-22 land like a plane on a runway?
No, not in the traditional "plane" method. The rotor blades have a radius larger than their distance from the ground, so trying to land with the engines pointed directly forward would result in the last 3-4 feet of the propeller blades hitting the runway.Now, they can land using a "semi-horizontal" method, and don't have to land strictly vertically. When using a runway landing, the engines rotate to between 75 to 80 degrees from horizontal, and the Osprey lands in a manner which looks like a traditional plane, but at a much slower speed - a traditional Jet (say a 737) would land at somewhere between 140 and 200mph, while an Osprey is going to land at somewhere around 30-50 mph. This means that they can use a very short runway to land, well under 1,000 feet.
How does the space shuttle land safely?
The space shuttle lands safely by using its thermal protection system to withstand the intense heat during re-entry, then relies on its aerodynamic design to glide and maneuver through the Earth's atmosphere for a precise landing on a runway like an airplane. Finally, it uses its braking systems, including parachutes and landing gear, to slow down and stop safely on the runway.
How do you land in skies of war?
Guide your plane to the runway so that you are facing it and just let it land... well, fly straight though.
How does the term amphibious apply to frogs?
amphibian means the object can go onto water or land. the plane- Cessna Caravan Amphibian can land on water, and has extend-able landing gear to land on a runway as well!
How much runway length does a Cessna need to land?
Cessna is a small plane and it has less speed also. So 1 km is enough to land.
Is it possible to land a plane without spoilers and without putting on the flaps?
While it is definitely difficult to land a plane without spoilers or putting on the flaps, it is possible. The best scenario for a plane that is trying to land without these important instruments would be to try and obtain as much runway as possible.
How does a small plane land pulling a sign or banner?
It drops the banner somewhere off the runway (in the grass) before landing normally.
Who lands airplanes control tower or ground control?
Air control lands the plane. They also take the plane off, and pretty much get the plane from point A to B. As soon as they land and turn off the runway, Air control hands them off to ground control which brings them to the gate and from the gate to runway for take off again...
How does a space shuttle get to space and back to earth?
A space shuttle is launched using rocket boosters and liquid fuel engines to reach space. Once in space, it orbits the Earth until it has completed its mission, after which it re-enters the Earth's atmosphere, gliding back to Earth using its aerodynamic shape and heat shield to protect it during re-entry. Finally, it lands like a plane on a runway.
