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BEECHCRAFT
Baron
58
Serial
TH
773
and
After
Pressure
Altitude
at AMA:
29.92
~
29.56
=.36 in. Hg
Section
V
Performance
The pressure
altitude
at
AMA
is
360
feet
above
the
field
elevation.
3605
+
360
=
3965
ft
NOTE
For
flight
planning,
the
difference
between
cruise altitude and
cruise
pressure
altitude
has
been ignored.
Maximum
Allowable
Take-off
Weight
=
5400
Ibs
Ramp
Weight
=
5400
+ 24 =
5424
Ibs
NOTE
Fuel for start, taxi and
take-off
is
normally
24
pounds.
Enter the Take-Off
Weight
graph
at
5650
feet
pressure
altitude
and 15°C.
The
take-off
weight
to achieve a
positive
rate-of-c1imb at
lift-off
for one engine inoperative is:
Take-off
Weight
=
4850
pounds
Enter
the
Take-Off Distance
graph
at 15°C,
5650
feet
pres-
sure altitude,
5400
pounds, and 9.5 knots
headwind
component.
Ground
Roll
1900
ft
Total Distance over
50
ft Obstacle
3090
ft
Lift-off
Speed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..
86 kts
50
foot
Speed
94
kts
October
1
976
5-5

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