1957 Beechcraft D50 twin bonanza
Description
The Beechcraft D50 Twin Bonanza is a light, twin-engined aircraft produced by Beechcraft. It was based on the Beechcraft Bonanza and was produced from 1957 to 1959. The aircraft was powered by two Continental IO-470-C engines and had a maximum speed of 218 mph. It had a range of 1,100 miles and a useful load of 1,200 lbs. It could accommodate up to five passengers and had a maximum takeoff weight of 4,500 lbs. The D50 was a popular aircraft for both personal and business use and was also used by law enforcement and by the military.
Features
- Airframe:
- 7854 hours TTSNEW
- Engine(s):
- Lycoming IO-720A1B, 400 H.P. (STC)
- Left: 11 hours SMOH
- Right: 1877 hours SMOH
- Propeller(s):
- Hartzell HC-93MUK2, 3 Blade
- Left: 1335 Hours SPOH by Byam Propeller Service
- Right: 1328 Hours SPOH by Byam Propeller Service
- Avionics:
- Dual Garmin 430 WAAS GPS/Nav/Comms
- Garmin GMA 340 Audio Panel
- Bendix IN-131A Radar Indicator
- Century III Autopilot with Altitude Hold
- Garmin GTX-335 Transponder – ADS-B Out
- Equipment:
- Artex ELT
- Alcor EGT
- Davtron M8800 Chronometer
- Goodyear Tires
- Throw Over yolk
- Dual toe brakes
- OAT gauge
- Instrument post lights
- Nose taxi light
- LH & RH wing mounted landing lights
- LH& RH Alternate Air
- Parking Brake
- Rotating Beacon (upper)
- Strobe light (lower)
- Heated fuel vents
- Heated pitot
- Rear and Forward Baggage Area
- Long range fuel tanks – 230 Gallons
- Oxygen system
- Airframe
- Airframe:
- 7854 hours TTSNEW
- Engines / Mods / Prop
- Engine(s):
- Lycoming IO-720A1B, 400 H.P. (STC)
- Left: 11 hours SMOH
- Right: 1877 hours SMOH
- Propeller(s):
- Hartzell HC-93MUK2, 3 Blade
- Left: 1335 Hours SPOH by Byam Propeller Service
- Right: 1328 Hours SPOH by Byam Propeller Service
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