TABLE 1 - CRUSING CONTROL

TIME	INDICATED AIR SPEED	ENGINE RPM
0:00-1:30	177mph	2,000
1:30-3:00	172mph	1,950
3:00-5:00	167mph	1,900
5:00-7:00	163mph	1,850
7:00-End	159mph	1,800
Set engine rpm and adjust throttle to give indicated air speed as shown in table.
Under the given operating conditions, the belly tank fuel will last from 4 to 4-1/2 hours if it is the 170-gallon type (plastic tank), or 3-1/2 to 4 hours if the 150 gallon (metal tank)
Use fuel as follows: Belly tank, (after first hour from take-off)
Rear fuselage
Front Wing
Rear Wing

TABLE 2 - TRUE AIR SPEEDS

TRUE SPEEDS AT
INDICATED AIR SPEED	5,000 Ft	10,000 Ft	15,000 Ft
MPH	MPH	MPH	MPH
177-182	196	212	229
172	191	206	223
167-172	185	200	217
163	181	196	212
159-163	176	191	207

TABLE 3 - FUEL AND RANGE CHECK FOR 170-GALLON BELLY TANK

	5,000ft		10,000ft		15,000ft
Time	Range	Fuel	Range	Fuel	Range	Fuel
Hrs	Miles	Gal	Miles	Gal	Miles	Gal
0	0	320	0	320	0	320
1	190	275	200	270	200	265
2	383	238	409	230	426	222
3	574	202	615	192	649	181
4	759	168	815	155	866	141
5	954	134	1015	119	1083	103
6	1135	101	1211	84	1295	66
7	1316	69	1407	50	1507	30
8	1492	38	1598	17
9	1668	8
End	1715	0	1698	0	1682	0
(Allowance is made for fuel used in climb.)

TABLE 4 - AIRSPEED AND R.P.M.

Pilots Idicated Airspeed (M.P.H) vs Time (R.P.M.)

180
	2000RPM
				1950RPM
170
						1900RPM
										1850RPM
160
														1800RPM
150		1		2		3		4		5		6		7		8		9