HeavyCavalrySgt Posted November 19, 2013 Posted November 19, 2013 The engine has a lot of torque, so the power on speeds are a little tough to determine - the plane gets sensitive to control inputs and the results are inconsistent. Power off: Clean: 156 Full flaps: 120 Full flaps and gear: 147 Power on: Clean: extremely inconsistent 101 - 165 Full flaps: 117 Full flaps and gear: 113 (?) Conventional wisdom says approach speed = 1.2 x dirty stall, so call it 180 and I don't believe that will work very well at all. You seem to need a much higher approach speed, not below 200, to retain control authority and not cause the airplane to stall if you make a control input.
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