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1972 CESSNA 177RG Cardinal
Single engine piston aircraft with retractable landing gear. The 177RG Cardinal seats up to 3 passengers plus 1 pilot.
Performance specifications
Horsepower:
1 x 200 HP
Best Cruise Speed:
149 KIAS
Best Range (i):
500 NM
Fuel Burn @ 75%:
10.5 GPH
Stall Speed:
50 KIAS
Rate of climb:
925 FPM
Ceiling:
17,100 FT
Takeoff distance:
890 FT
Landing distance:
730 FT
Takeoff distance over 50ft obstacle:
1,585 FT
Landing distance over 50ft obstacle:
1,350 FT
Weights
Gross Weight:
2,800 LBS
Empty Weight:
1,765 LBS
Maximum Payload:
1,035 LBS
Fuel capacity:
61 GAL
Ownership costs
1972 Typical Price:
$62,583.00
Total Cost of Ownership:
$16,110.92
Total Fixed Cost
$5,653.17
Annual inspection cost:
$1,140.00
Storage:
$840.00
Weather service:
$604.89
Insurance:
$1,351.16
Miscellaneous expenses:
$0.00
Refurbishing and modernization:
$250.33
Depreciation:
$1,466.79
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Total Variable Cost (107.4 Hrs)
Cost Per Hour = $97.37
Cost Per Mile = $0.65
$10,457.74
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Fuel cost per hour:
(10.5 gallons/hr @ $5.40/gal) $56.70
Oil cost per hour:
$3.30
Overhaul reserves:
$10.63
Hourly maintenance:
$17.10
Misc: landing, parking, supplies,
catering, etc$9.65
Engine (x1)
Manufacturer:
Lycoming
Model:
IO-360-A1B6D
Horsepower:
200 HP
Overhaul (HT):
2,000 Hrs
Years before overhaul:
12
Also Consider
CESSNA 177RG Cardinal (1971 - 1971)
Typical Price: $60,276.00
Total Cost of Ownership: $16,313.06
Best Cruise: 144 KIAS
(
5
)
Best Range: 506 NM
(
6
)
Fuelburn: 10.5 GPH
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0.0
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