Cessna 1971 Super Skymaster Owner's Manual page 43

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TAKE·OFF DISTANCE WITH
1/3
flAPS FROM A HARD SURFACED RUNWAY
@S.L.
&
59 C F @ 2500 FT." 50
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F @ 5000 FT. &
UCF
@7500 FT.& 32
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lAS
HEAD
@50' WIND GROUND TOTAL GROUND
TOTAL
GROUND
TOTAL
GROUND
TOTAL
MPH KNOTS
RUN
TO CLEAR RUN TO CLEAR RUN
TO CLEAR
RUN
TO CLEAR
50' OBS
50' OBS
50' OBS
50' OBS
88 0
1000 1675
1200 1920 1440 2230
1740 2650
10
740 1315
900 1515 1090 1770
1330
2125
20 510 990
635 1155 780 1360 970 1645
84 0 800 1435 960 1625 1145 1850 1380 2155
10 580 1120 705 1270 855 1460 1040 1710
20 395 835
490 955
600
1105 745 13W
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640 1245 765 1390 910
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1095 1785
10 455 965
550 1080
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1225 810 1405
20
300 710 370
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460
920 565 1080
NOTES: 1. Increase distances 10% for each 25" F above standard temperature for JDrticuJar altitude.
2. For operation on a dry, grass runway, increase distances (both "ground run'· and "total
to clear 50 ft. obstacle") by 4% of the "total to clear 50 ft. obstacle" figure.
ACCELERATE
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ACCELERATE STOP DISTANCE WITH
1/3
flAPS ON HARD SURFACED RUNWAY
@ S.L. & 59'F
@
2500 FT.
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5000 FT. & 41'F
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WIND
lAS MPH lAS - MPH
lAS - MPH lAS - MPH
KNOTS
90 95 100 90 95 100 90 95
100 90 95 100
0
2885 3305
3795 3260
3765 4315 3735
4315 4960 4315
4995 5750
10 2220
2585
3005 2535
2965 3450 2930
3435 3995
3420 4015 4675
20 1635
1940
2295 1890 2260
2670
2220 2650 3130
2620 3130 3700
NOTES:
(1)
Distances shown are based on full throttle and 2800 RPM to speed noted, then power oll and
heavy braking during deceleration.
(2) Increase distances 10% for each
25
0
above standard temperature for particular altitude.
(3) Decrease distances 1% for each 100 pounds decrease in gross
weight~
Figure 6-4.