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Old March 1st 04, 04:14 AM
Andrew Gideon
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Default Power settings for 182RG

I've been going over the POH, remembering the various procedures and
settings. But something I've taken for granted in the 172s I've been
flying up until now is missing: power settings for the pattern.

You know: 1800 RPM and 10 on the flaps for midfield downwind, 1500 and 85
kts and descending past the numbers, etc.

So...anyone have numbers to share for a 182 retract? I know that they're
just a framework, but I'm at the point where a framework would be helpful.

- Andrew

 




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