caravan profiles

[tathepilot]

I need ifr profiles for this airplane; the latest model. Can anyone help me?

thanks.

 

[brokeflyer]

the only profile there is, "stay out of ice"

 

[Hugh Johnson]

You're scaring me, its a C182 with a turbine engine.

 

[tathepilot]

anyone?

 

[kingairyahoo]

...its a C182 with a turbine engine.

that statement always cracks me up...can you get 3,000 pounds of crap and/or 450 cubic feet of cargo in a 182; climb at 1,000fpm; go dam near 1,000 miles (with empty gatorade bottles of course) and end your day by grabbing a little reverse and blowing the line guys hat off...in a 182???

...didnt think so

 

[206amphib]

what type of profiles specifically? Like settings for ils and stuff like that? What are you needing it for?

 

[tathepilot]

yup all of that. a guy over on PP-W sent me everything I needed, thanks.

 

[Hugh Johnson]

that statement always cracks me up...can you get 3,000 pounds of crap and/or 450 cubic feet of cargo in a 182; climb at 1,000fpm; go dam near 1,000 miles (with empty gatorade bottles of course) and end your day by grabbing a little reverse and blowing the line guys hat off...in a 182???

...didnt think so

How much Caravan time do you have?

 

[goodgig]

3000 lbs 1000 miles.
Gonna need a bigger boat.

 

[Nolife]

that statement always cracks me up...can you get 3,000 pounds of crap and/or 450 cubic feet of cargo in a 182; climb at 1,000fpm; go dam near 1,000 miles (with empty gatorade bottles of course) and end your day by grabbing a little reverse and blowing the line guys hat off...in a 182???

What kind of Caravan you flying? Cessna's will climb about 500 fpm with 3000# and only go about 400 miles no wind... any more gas and you're overweight.

As far as profiles for approaches it's 10-11-12: 10 flaps, 1100 torque, 120 knots, then 500 torque downhill, full flaps, touchdown in beta, turn off at the 300 foot mark, unload and enjoy.