Accelerate Stop figures for navajo?

[Scaramunga]

I was just looking for some ballpark accelerate-stop numbers for a navajo and a seminole (seal level, ISA, max weight).

Anyone know the numbers for these?

 

[partypilot1]

About 3,200 for a Navajo PA31-350

 

[Scaramunga]

Thanks! I saw one at a 1900' foor strip today. I knew that was short for a Navajo...but dammmmmnnn.

 

[P-Dawg_QX]

Aborting is for pansies. Real men continue.

 

[NewMeatFlyer]

About 2500 for the Seminole PA44-180 (assuming no wind and standard brakes)

 

[MauleSkinner]

Thanks! I saw one at a 1900' foor strip today. I knew that was short for a Navajo...but dammmmmnnn.

That didn't happen to be in SW MN, did it?

 

[Scaramunga]

No, it was in PA.

 

[landlover]

Aborting is for pansies. Real men continue.

amen brother!!!!!! especially over max gross with a 15kt tail wind and only 5 cylinders making noise on the "good" engine in solid imc.
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[100-1/2]

AND...3pm, ISA+25 @ 1800 MSL!!!

 

[NavajoKing]

1800MSL? try more like 6000

 

[pa31350pilot]

Hey, you were at N43! Braden Airpark, Easton, PA. I used to work there, and flew the navajos in and out of there. Fun time for sure. It is tight, but the navajo can easily handle it. Takeoffs, epecially during summer are tighter. The planes are also empty in and out, never anywhere near max gross. They are just based there.

 

[Scaramunga]

yeah it was braden's. Cool little airport.