Old 11-22-2010 | 05:44 AM
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Originally Posted by zyttocs
Hey guys I need real numbers for the King Air B200 and 300...

B200 @ FL 240
and
300 @ FL 280

TAS?

Also....

I know the regs but can someone clarify if a BE200 pilot can log SIC in a BE300

Thanks....


Yesterday. @ FL-270 over central Texas in our 350, TAS was around 293-ish using about 790 ITT. Dont remember the exact number but the power setting woud be somewhere between normal and max cruise.

I usually run between 790-800 ITT and that results in TAS of 290 when its warm and 300 or so when it colder.

Its hard to go wrong with the 350, its a horse!


ps. using the default tas numbers on fltplan.com, 288-290, our flight times have been incredibly accurate... usually within 1 minute or so.
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