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Beech 200 AFM.

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I need a bit of help.
I do not have access to either a Beech 99,100 or 200 Airplane Flight Manual and it would be greatly appreciated if pilots could tell me if the AFM/POH performance section has the charts for either accelerate-stop or accelerate-slow to 35 knots.
I do not need any numbers or copies of charts, I would just like to know if they are in the AFM/POH.
Thanks.
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B200 AFM has Accelerate-Stop and Accelerate-Go charts.
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If you want some actual charts, see http://www.raisbeck.com/resources/technicaldocs/kingair and check out the AFMS section, as Raisbeck has completed performance charts for many of their mods.
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I have several AFM Manuel's, from the 100 all the way through to the Q400, also the King air AFM series, and the Dash aircraft training manuals, and many more that I used in the past, So what do you need exactly,
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Re: Beech 200 AFM.

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Try this website.

http://www.smartcockpit.com/plane/RAYTH ... R-200.html
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Re: Beech 200 AFM.

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co-joe wrote:https://www.dropbox.com/s/cxgvbxmaub9kp ... B.PDF?dl=0

https://www.dropbox.com/s/l77p3irxxsjua ... 3.pdf?dl=0

For training purposes only. Not my property. Use at own risk. Enjoy.
The first one that didn't hyper link is the Flight Safety AFM, the other one is from Raytheon.
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Re: Beech 200 AFM.

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Beech 100/A100 AFM has accelerate-stop.

oldtimer, you aren't by chance related to Wings Over Kississing? I can't imagine who else would care about those three specific airplanes. Sounds like you are trying to operate them with 10 passengers...small aeroplane 704 :wink:
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Nothing to do with actually flying the airplanes.
I am now retired but coaching some yougsters and I want to give them accurate information.
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