I am trying to find more performance information than the owners manual. Specifically, I am interested in aircraft takeoff and landing distances at different weights. Charts above 7,000 ft would also be helpful. I currently have the 7653 prop and c-145 engine. The reason being I am planning a trip out west for the fall and want to know what airports to cross off the list based on temperature and altitude. I am trying to err on the side of caution with these numbers. Thanks,
Phillip
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One data point:
My longest ever takeoff roll was at West Yellowstone Montana on the way to the Kalispell convention in '95. My 1955 B-model with O-300A and 76-53 prop took 3000 feet of runway to separate itself from its shadow at 2050 lb gross wt, no wind, relatively flat runway (as I remember) 6600 ft elevation, at 60 degF (density alt approx 8300 ft). Your mileage may vary.
Miles
My longest ever takeoff roll was at West Yellowstone Montana on the way to the Kalispell convention in '95. My 1955 B-model with O-300A and 76-53 prop took 3000 feet of runway to separate itself from its shadow at 2050 lb gross wt, no wind, relatively flat runway (as I remember) 6600 ft elevation, at 60 degF (density alt approx 8300 ft). Your mileage may vary.
Miles
Miles
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