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The final dimensions were genuinely staggering.

Wingspan, 319 feet 11 inches, longer than a football field.

The fuselage stood five stories tall.

Eight Pratt and Whitney Wasp major engines hung off those wings, each one a 28-cylinder, four-row radial rated at 3,000 horsepower.

A purpose-built exhibition machine, stripped for lightness.

Wingspan of roughly 32 feet.

That four-cylinder right engine at full power driving twin pusher propellers, each about eight and a half feet in diameter.

Top speed somewhere around 55 miles per hour, which means a decent headwind could stop forward progress over the ground almost entirely.

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Wingspan discourse is inevitable and there is enough unresolved trauma to keep an entire court employed for centuries.

In this episode, we'll be discussing A Court of Thorns and Roses, chapters 1 through 11, where Farrah commits accidental fairy murder and is kidnapped from starving Huntress Life to be the unwilling guest of the spring court.

Before we get into it, this is your warning for major spoilers ahead.

And we're hitting the top of the class first, a guy who we both got a chance to get eyes on over the course of four or five days at the Nike Hoops Summit.

practices scrimmages game time um and we have gone back obviously and broken down some of the other high school film for you all to preview you for somebody who i quite like abdu uh toure uh from uh arkansas played at notre dame uh will be 19.86 years old on draft night this year he is at the nike hoop summit in shoes he measured at six six and a half 206 with a six nine and a half inch Wingspan, I would classify him as like a classic swingman, kind of like a 2-3 who can, you know, swing back and forth.

And Albert, to me, his standout skill, you always like to say, what is your superpower? He is an absolute freak athlete.

um yeah yeah he um i i tried to think about different ways to explain his athleticism but i think he he just glides is his thing like it looks very effortless when he's in the air and there are some people like that like i i'm gonna give a shout out to one of my buddies growing up his name was andrew andrew choi this guy was about five six but he would just glide He would dominate basketball tournaments growing up and volleyball.

The Europeans recognized this first and implemented a new classification called ReCat Europe, assigning aircraft to categories based on actual wake hazard characteristics.

Wingspan, weight, and approach speed together.

The FAA adapted that concept for the National Airspace System as ReCat US.

ReCat US assigns aircraft to one of six categories.

... to four, and it's, uh, about, uh, 11.5 to, uh, to 12 to 13 feet.

Wingspan, so from wing tip to wing tip.

That's, yeah, that's incredible.

Yeah, that's big.