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Thanks to one and all
Hello all,
Thanks for all your replies. I actually located the Type Data Sheet and obtained that information, Skymstr O2, just today... so thank you none-the-less. For some unknown reason, the weight and balance guys gave the aircraft a MTOW of 1950 kilograms which is 4290 lbs! They robbed me of 10 lbs! Herb, thanks for the post on the performance. I have that POH. Don Nieser got it for my O-2 purchase because our regulator won't accept the O-2 USAF flight manual, so I have to use the civilian manual. That's one of the reasons why I had the question; because it refers to 4400 lbs! Oh well, even though the O-2 was flown at 4850 lbs... I guess I'll have to stick to 4290 lbs. Once again, thanks to all. PS. I'll post some pics of the glass cockpit I've had put into the machine. 1968 O-2 on the outside, 21st Century on the inside. Can't wait to get it in the air! Cheers Conway |