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PIPER
AIRCRAFT
CORPORATION
SECTION
1
PA-28-181,
ARCHER
II
GENERAL
(e)
Airplane
Performance
and
Flight
Planning
Terminology
Climb
Gradient
Demonstrated
Crosswind
Velocity
(Demo.
X-Wind)
Accelerate-Stop
Distance
Route
Segment
The
demonstrated
ratio
of
the
change
in
height
during
a
portion
of
a
climb,
to
the
,
horizontal
distance
traversed
in
the
same
time
interval.
The
demonstrated
crosswind
velocity
is
the
velocity
of
the
crosswind
component
for
which
adequate
control
of
the
airplane
during
takeoff and
landing
was
actually
demonstrated
during
certification
tests.
The
distance
required
to
accelerate
an
air-
plane
to
a
specified
speed
and,
assuming
failure
of
an
engine
at
the
instant
that
speed
is
attained,
to
bring
the
airplane
to
a
stop.
A
part
of
a
route.
Each
end
of
that part
is
identified
by:
(1)
a
geographical
location;
or
(2)
a
point
at
which
a
definite
radio
fix
can
be
established.
(f)
Weight
and
Balance
Terminology
Reference
Datum
Station
Arm
ISSUED:
JULY
2,
1979
REVISED:
JULY
20,
1983
An
imaginary
vertical
plane
from
which
all
horizontal
distances
are
measured
for
balance
purposes.
A
location
along
the
airplane
fuselage
usually
given
in
terms
of
distance
from
the
reference
datum.
The
horizontal
distance
from
the
reference
datum
to
the
center
of
gravity
(C.G.)
of
an
item.
REPORT:
VB-1120
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