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Seems unlikely. What are you using for a data source?
Mike MU-2 "Greg Esres" wrote in message ... The Cherokee 6-260 has a shorter book takeoff roll than the -300. Any suggestions as to why? The gross weight is the same. Props slightly different. |
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Seems unlikely. What are you using for a data source?
Nothing authoritative. I don't have the POH's. But a pilot of my acquaintance first asserted the difference to me. He claims to have researched the issue thoroughly before he bought his -260. He claims that bush pilots prefer the -260 for that reason. The only supporting evidence I have found is a web site that had performance specs on the a/c and it validated what he said. I agree that it seems unlikely, but I'd prefer to be able to show the guy some data. Every now and then, something unlikely turns out to be true. ;-) |
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There seem to be a scattering of web sites that supply the same data.
I suspect they're using one common data source. However, I found one web site that showed the -260 as a worse performer, as you would expect. I'm going to see if I can acquire a -300 POH so I can compare with my acquaintance's -260. Maybe whoever created the original database used for the internet info got it wrong. |
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