January 5, 201610 yr Hey, how can I calculate the correct takeoff thrust? After take off I try to climb at V2 + 30 but the aircraft climb like a rocket....
January 7, 201610 yr What aircraft are you talking about? However, if it has enough thrust just use pitch to keep IAS stable, the more it climbs the better! Speed will naturally decrease after a few thousand feet altitude.
January 7, 201610 yr The lear design was based on a military design and is a little over powered, well a lot actually, you simply need to monitor your speed. Do some reading about it, quiet interesting.
January 7, 201610 yr It can achieve a ROC of 8000 ft/min, no joke! However it shouldn't be taken at full throttle on early climb as I read elsewhere...
January 7, 201610 yr Author Sorry, didnt mention this... Talking about the lear...Would like to know if there are any charts for takeoff thrust. Couldnt find anything yet..
January 11, 201610 yr I have a copy of a real POH. as soon as I figure out a way to share it with everyone I will be happy too. It has charts for T/O power. However, I typically use about 98% thrust and that seems to be plenty for most flights. Just keep in mind that she accelerates fast. You have to quick with getting her cleaned up (gear& flaps), and YD engaged. Matt Bernard20+ Years Commercial/GA A&P/PLST
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