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Re: Tractor performance at high altitude
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Posted by G Taylor on May 03, 2003 at 16:12:30 from (64.10.143.36):
In Reply to: Tractor performance at high altitude posted by bryan h on May 02, 2003 at 10:28:21:
Your tractor will have a longer rolling distance and have to have greater ground speed before it will take off compared to sea level operation. Recomend the pilot to breath oxygen if you take her over 10,000 ft. Engine cooling efficincy will be reduced as the thinner air cannot carry heat away as fast. Somewhat compensated by the reduced power output if naturaly aspirated.
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