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Dakota cruise performance, TAS

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Tkmcallister

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For those of you who fly a Dakota, what is your TAS at different altitudes. I know it will be different for those who fly ROP and LOP, and for different conditions. Has anyone made a chart for this (MP, RPM, ALT, FF, etc). I have been hearing the sweet spot in eight to cut it is 13 to 14,000. Thanks!
 

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