1945 DC3C
Basler Conversion (BT-67)
Serial Number: 34368
Tail Number: N932H
This aircraft has complete propeller and engine air inlet de-icing system, as well as a heated windscreen, and wing, vertical & horizontal stabilizer leading edge boots. The BT-67 is capable of reaching an altitude of 25,000 feet. Turbine conversion was done by Basler in 2009.
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Interior
- Required crew: 1 Captain & 1 Co-pilot occupying their respective station;
- Available seating for up to 4 additional personnel;
- Newly renovated interior by Basler;
- 2 spray tanks installed in the cabin ;
- Equipped with 2 spray pumps.
Engines & Props
- Pratt & Whitney PT6A-67R power plant -
- 1281 Shaft horsepower per engine;
- 845 pounds of thrust per engine.
- Hartzell HC-B5MA 5 bladed props.
Avionics & Radio
Load Data & Speeds
- Max spray tank load – 2,000 gallons;
- Max fuel load – 10,332 pounds;
- 220 knot true airspeed.
Endurance
- Fuel burn: Max cruise speed – 152 gallons per hour (1018.4 lbs.);
Normal cruise speed – 145 gallons per hour (971.5 lbs.);
Low cruise speed – 122 gallons per hour (817.4 lbs.).
Fuel burn for specific mission configuration will be calculated during mission planning, and will vary with environmental condition.
- Range:2,140 Nautical Miles (80% power with 45 minute reserve)
- Duration: Max cruise speed – 9 hours, 15 minutes (with 45 minute reserve);
Normal cruise speed – 9 hours, 45 minutes (with 45 minute reserve);
Low cruise speed – 11 hours, 15 minutes (with 45 minute reserve).
Dimensions
- Wingspan – 95’ 8”
- Length – 67’ 1”
- Height – 16’ 11”
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