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>Help me a little please.
>1.  On my data plate it asks for the Gross weight, what is the gross
>weight for a 360.
>2.  I'm using a Lycoming engine that has been reworked by Aircraft
>Performance Engines and is now only an experimental engine...what do I
>list on the data plate for engine?
>Thanks
>Roger Helmer

Roger,
My "Pilot's Operating Handbook", Page II-9 lists the following for the
320/360:

Maximum Take-off Weight - 1685 lbs.
Maximum Landing Weight - 1685 lbs.

This would be the maximum gross weight that would go on the data plate.

However, I believe there has been a change in maximum take-off weight
(increased to 1785 lbs.) since the book was published.

 Bob Jude, N65BJ