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Old 5th Apr 2014, 09:29
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There are no tables for ASD or AGD because there was no requirement for the OEM to produce or provide such data

ASD - an extremely conservative calculation .. but that's fine.

Accelerate go distances with a 1959 Piper Apache PA23-160 ? Probably not relevant to real life ... perhaps even a non sequitur .. I did my initial twin with a very experienced TP (thanks Hugh) on the Apache .. for the OEI stuff, I flew the aircraft and he operated the "failed" engine sufficient to preclude our killing ourselves.

I suspect that your calculation would be non-conservative ..

Under both 6000lb and the traditional 70mph/61kt maximum stall speed a light twin is basically a single with half an engine on each wing ... see, for instance, FARs 23.66 and 23.67.
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