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Old 5th Jul 2007, 17:55
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OVERALL CLASS RECORDS - TURBOPROP ENGINE
Grob/E-Systems Egrett-1 - Altitude without payload (53,574 ft)
Grob/E-Systems Egrett-1 - Altitude with 1,000 kg payload (51,023 ft)
Grob/E-Systems Egrett-1 - Altitude in horizontal flight (53,276)


So feasible i would think looking at turboprop figures.

Pressurisation is the problem without going onto Oxygen.

Actually probably not.

http://www.c-130j.ca/index.php?page=...d=36#world_alt

Can't see the zero payload height on that page for the J

NEW RECORD Country USA Altitude 40,386 feet Aircraft Lockheed Martin C-130J Date 5/14/99 Details ESTABLISHES these records:
Absolute altitude with following payloads: 0 kg; 1,000 kg; 2,000 kg; 5,000 kg; 10,000 k


Not sure if that is the zero payload height.
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