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C152 EQC

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C152 speed at sea level 110 knots
C152 speed at 75% power at 8000 ft 107 knot
C152 Cruise (recommended lean mixture with fuel allowance for engine start, taxi, takeoff climb and 45 mins) 24.5 Gallons usable fuel 75% Power at 8,000ft Range 350NM Time 3.4hrs
C152 Cruise (recommended lean mixture with fuel allowance for engine start, taxi, takeoff climb and 45 mins) Maximum range at 10,000ft Range 414NM Time 5.2hrs
C152 II Cruise (recommended lean mixture with fuel allowance for engine start, taxi, takeoff climb and 45 mins) 37.5 Gallons usable fuel 75% Power at 10,000ft Range 580NM Time 5.5hrs
C152 II Cruise (recommended lean mixture with fuel allowance for engine start, taxi, takeoff climb and 45 mins) Maximum range at 10,000ft Range 690NM Time 8.7hrs
Rate of Climb 715 FPM
Service Ceiling 14,700ft
Stall speed (CAS) Flaps up, Power off 48 Knots
Stall speed (CAS) Flaps down, Power off 43 Knots
Engine Mufacturer Avco Lycoming
Engine Model No. O-235-L2C
Engine Type normally-aspirated, direct-drive, air-cooled, horizontally-opposed, Overhead-valve, air-cooled, carburetor-equipped, with a wet sump oil system, four-cylinder engine with 233.3 cu. In. Displacement.
Major Engine accessories (mounted front of engine) Starter Belt driven alternator Oil cooler dual magnetos (mounted on an accessory drive pad on rear of engine) vacuum pump and full flow oil filter (provisions made)
Operating Limits for takeoff and continuous operations Horsepower 110 rated BHP
Operating Limits for takeoff and continuous operations Engine speed 2550 RPM
Static RPM range and full throttle (carb heat off and mixture leaned to max RPM) 2280 - 2380 RPM
Propeller type Two-bladed, fixed-pitch, nose-piece forged aluminum alloy propeller which is anodized to retard corrosion.
Propeller Manufacturer McCauley accessory division
Propeller no. 1A103/ TCM6958
Propeller # of blades 2
Propeller Max Diameter 69 in
Propeller min Diameter 67.5 in
Approved fuel grades and color 100LL blue 100 green
C152 (standard) Fuel Total Capacity 26 gallons
C152 II (long range) Fuel Total Capacity 39 gallons
C152 (standard) Fuel Total Capacity each tank 13 gallons
C152 II (long range) Fuel Total Capacity each tank 19.5 gallons
C152 (standard) usable Fuel 24.5 gallons
C152 (standard) unusable Fuel 1.5 gallons
C152 II (long range) usable Fuel 37.5 gallons
C152 II (long range) unusable Fuel 1.5 gallons
C152 Fuel Consumption 6 GPH
Oil Sump Capacity 6 quarts
Oil Total capacity (if oil filter is installed) 7 quarts
Tachometer Normal Ops (green arc) sea level 1900 - 2350 RPM 4000 ft 1900 - 2450 RPM 8000 ft 1900 - 2550 RPM
Tachometer Max limit (red line) 2550 RPM
Oil Temp Normal Ops (green arc) 100-245 F
Oil Temp Max limit (red line) 245 F
Oil Pressure Min limit (red line) 25 psi
Oil Pressure Normal Ops (green arc) 60-90 psi
Oil Pressure Max limit (red line) 100 psi
Maximum Certificated Weights Takeoff 1670 lbs
Maximum Certificated Weights Landing 1670 lbs
Maximum Certificated Weights Baggage Area 1(passenger/child seat/station 50-76) 120 lbs
Maximum Certificated Weights Baggage Area 2 (station 76-94) 40 lbs
Maximum combined weight capacity for baggage area 1 and 2 120 lbs
C152 (standard) Standard Empty weight 1081 lbs
C152 II (long range) Standard Empty weight 1118 lbs
C152 (standard) Maximum useful load 589 lbs
C152 II (long range) Maximum useful load 552 lbs
Specific Loading Wing Loading 10.5 lbs/sq.ft
Specific Loading Power Loading 15.2 lbs/hp
Flight load Factors Flaps up +4.4g, -1.76g
Flight load Factors Flaps Down +3.5g
Design load Factors are 150% of indicated load factors in all cases, the structure meets or exceeds design loads
Reference Datum Forward 31.0 in aft of datum at 1350 lbs or less with straight line variation 32.65 in aft of datum at 1670 lbs
Reference Datum Aft 36.5 iun aft of datum at all weights
Maximum Demonstrated Crosswind Velocity 12 kts
White arc speed range 35-85 KIAS
Green arc speed range 40-111 KIAS
Yellow arc speed range 111-149 KIAS
Red line speed range 149 KIAS
VNE Normal operation speed range 149 KIAS / 145 KCAS
MAXIMUM WINDOWS OPEN SPEED 143 KIAS / 139 KCAS
VNO Maximum normal operation speed 111 KIAS / 108 KCAS
VFE Maximum Flaps Extended speed 85 KIAS / 87 KCAS
VA Maximum Maneuvering speed 104 KTS
VA Maximum Maneuvering speed 1670 LBS 104 KIAS / 101 KCAS
VA Maximum Maneuvering speed 1500 LBS 98 KIAS / 96 KCAS
VA Maximum Maneuvering speed1350 LBS 93 KIAS / 91 KCAS
Recommended Entry speed Chandelles / Lazy eights / Steep turns 95 kts
Recommended Entry speed Spins / stalls (except whip stalls) use slow deceleration
ENGINE FAILURE AFTER TAKEOFF Speed maximum glide speed 60 KIAS
PRECAUTIONARY LANDING WITH ENGINE POWER Speed 55 KIAS
LANDING WITHOUT ENGINE POWER WING FLAPS UP 65 KIAS
LANDING WITHOUT ENGINE POWER WING FLAPS DOWN 60 KIAS
Takeoff Normal climb out speed 65-75KIAS
Takeoff Short field takeoff, flaps 10, speed at 50 feet obstacle speed 54 KIAS
Take off performance Ground Roll 725ft
Take off performance Total Distance over 50-ft obstacle 1,340ft
Climb, flaps up Normal speed 70-80 KIAS
Climb, flaps up (Vy)Best rate of climb, sea level speed 67 KIAS
Climb, flaps up Best rate of climb, 10,000 feet speed 61 KIAS
Climb, flaps up (Vx)Best Angle of climb, sea level thru 10,000 feet speed 55 KIAS
Landing Approach Normal approach, flaps up 60-70 KIAS
Landing Approach Normal Approach, Flaps 30o 55-65 KIAS
Landing Approach Short field approach, Flaps 30o 54 KIAS
Landing Performance Ground Roll 472ft
Landing Performance Total Distance over 50-ft obstacle 1200ft
Balked Landing Maximum Power, Flaps 20o 55 KIAS
Maximum Recommended turbulent air penetration speed 1670 lbs 104 KIAS
Maximum Recommended turbulent air penetration speed 1500 lbs 98 KIAS
Maximum Recommended turbulent air penetration speed 1350 lbs 93 KIAS
Aircraft Dimension Length 24 ft 1 in
Aircraft Dimension Height 8 ft 6 in
Aircraft Dimension Tail width 10 ft
Aircraft Dimension Wing width 33 ft 4 in
Aircraft Dimension Wing Area 159 ½ sqft
Aircraft Dimension Rear landing Gear width 7ft ¼ in
Aircraft Dimension propeller ground Clearance 12 in
minimum turning radius (pivot point to outboard wing tip) using differential braking and nose wheel steering 24 ft 8 in
Hydraulic fluid color red
Rear Landing gear tire Pressure 21 psi
Front landing gear Tire Pressure 30 psi
when rudder pedal is depressed, a spring-loaded steering bungee will turn the nose wheel through an arc of approximately 8.5 degree each side of center
by applying either left or right brake when steering, degree of nose wheel turn may be increased up to 30 degree each side of center
Created by: user-2002544
 

 



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