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Cherokee 180 from Bay Area to Bishop (KBIH) ?



 
 
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Old June 18th 04, 05:52 AM
Gerald Sylvester
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route is nearly as short as possible. ... but 13.5k in a very nearly
max gross PA28-180... I dunno. Could be fine....
Going up to 13500, I'm legal for up to 30 minutes, but is it smart?


13.5 I think is the ceiling and that is at standard temp/pressure.
Have you checked out the temperatures at that altitude. They
very well might be above that temperature so you might only be able to
ge up to 12000 MSL.

Gerald

 




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