Ken Powell wrote:

problems assosiated with tip speeds approaching mach.  Does anyone know

what the

speed of sound is at 12000 ft and say 30 degrees F.

Ken Powell

Yvon Cournoyer wrote:

Is this any help?
Yvon

Ken responded:
Paul,
Can you re-xmit this gif with a little better resolution?  I know that you are
trying to save band width but text is hard to read when it is not in a .txt
format if the resolution is degraded too far.   This is exactly what I was
looking for but I can't quite read it.  Thanks Yvon and Paul.

Thanks,
Ken Powell

The original was half the size and it was a 256K JPG. I converted it to
a double size dithered gif. The files size was then reduced to 48K. A files size
much more suitable to send to over a 1000 subscribers. I can crop a speed
range and reduce it. What speed range are you interested in.

Paul Lamar

Ken Powell wrote:

Paul,
I would like to be able to read the table Yvon sent at 4000 ft intervals up to
16000 ft.

Ken P.

 
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