Takeoff Distance Sample Clauses

Takeoff Distance. The takeoff distance will be measured at Xxxxxxx X. Xxxxxx Sonoma County Airport (125 feet MSL), at gross weight on a hard level surface from the point of brake release to the point at which the Vehicle reaches a height of 50 feet. Wind conditions must be less than 15 mph in any direction.
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Takeoff Distance. The overall scoring system for the CHALLENGE places a very high priority on short Takeoff capability. The one team that fulfills all MERs and pertinent MPRs and demonstrates the shortest Takeoff distance over a 50 foot obstacle during its Community Noise Flight Attempt shall win the Shortest Takeoff Prize. Each Vehicle's demonstrated Takeoff Distance will also determine its Ground Travel Time (GTT). GTT will be used in scoring the Vehicle's total DtD speed in the CAFE 400 Prize. The matrix for GTT and prizes are found in Appendix. Each Vehicle's Takeoff Distance will be determined at Competition Weight from a smooth runway surface that is ≤ 500 feet MSL. The Takeoff Distance shall be defined as the minimum distance from the brake release point to clear a 50 foot obstacle on Takeoff while at Competition Weight using CP (for definition, see section 3.2a). VTOL Vehicles must remain outside the "deadman's zone" (vulnerability to crash in the event of engine failure) during all Takeoff and landing operations. Vehicle's Takeoff Distance will profoundly affect the scores of the other Challenge Prizes. See MPRs in Appendix.
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