# TCDS ATC 657: Lockheed Aircraft Corporation

- Type: Type certificate data sheet
- Status: Current
- Holder: Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
- Revision: 0
- Product: Aircraft, Small/Large Airplane
- Registered aircraft: 1, by the registry models matched to it (OpenAirDocs)
- Data sheet PDF: https://openairdocs.org/files/sha256/8c/b9/8cb9f204dd4687b2515ad810df53ad47fe2f4e9f9b8b52892bba9d11d2488e33
- FAA DRS: https://drs.faa.gov/browse/excelExternalWindow/9CEDD6C09D8217A085256738006D8A28.0001
- Page: https://openairdocs.org/tcds/ATC%20657

## Models (2)

As the data sheet lists them.

- 14-H2
- 14-H

## What the data sheet says

This is OCR from the scanned FAA data sheet. OCR can misread letters and numbers.

```text
MODELS:  Iockheed 14-H, 14-H2, 14 PCLM
T.C. NUMBER: ATC 657
I - Specifications Pertinent to All Models:
Propellers  2 controllable metal, constant speed (Hamilton
Standard hubs 3150,  blades 6111-12; low pitch
setting 18 degrees) 695 1bs. (-110)
Placard speeds  Level flight or climb - 240 mph True Ind.
Glide or dive - 284 mph True Ind.
Flaps extended - 115 mph True Ind.
Placard ceiling  (a) 9350 ft.  (usable) in standard air
(See Item 243 and  indicated airspeed of 113 mch at 15650 1bs.
NOTE 10)  with either engine inoperative and the inoper-
ative propeller idling  in high pitch.
ft. (usable)  in standard air at an
indicated airspeed of 118 mch at 15650 1bs.
with either engine inoperative and the inoperative
propeller fully feathered.
Fuel capacity  644 gallons (4 tanks in center section wing; 2 front
tanks at 150 gallons each (-20.5) and 2 rear tanks
not including fuel system at 172 gallons each
oil capacity  44 gallons (1 tank in each nacelle at 22 gallons
each (-52.5) not including capacity of oil
No. passengers  11 (See Item 114) (Standard crew 2, pilots at
(See Item 210
Baggage  Maximum capacity of compartments (See NOTES 1 and 9)
No. 1 - Nose compartment 1500 1bs.
No. 2 - Forward belly compartment 800 lbs. (-68.5)
3 - Mid. belly compartment 400 1bs. (-20.5)
4 - Rear celly compartment 700 Ibs. (+30.5)
Ballast compartment 350 1bs. (+230.5)
C.G. limits  (-0.3) and (+6.6) level for weighing
floor or window line.  MAC is 115.84 in. (L.E. MAC
is 32.75 in forward of spar center line.
Certification basis  Approved Type Certificate No. 657
Serial Nos.  1416 and 1503 only eligible.  Approval expired
eligible under the terms of this  Army surplus Hudson type are  specification.
EQUIPMENT:
(Datum is spar center line on under side of wing) (* Means net increase)
Class I:
Two engine ring cowls (Lockheed 54022)  (-89)
Two exhaust collector rings  (-60)
Two oil radiators (UAP 9)  (-41)
Two vacuum pumps (Pesco  207, Type B-3)  (-76)
Two starters  (Eclipse E-160)  (-68)
Generator (Eclipse E-5)  (-75)
(-47)
Pressure fire extinguisher
(Lux type 36-1)  (-58)
(+977)
(-28.5)
(-28.5)
15.00-16 tires (Goodyear) 8-ply HD  (-28.5)
15.00-16 tire tubes, plain  (-28.5)
18 in. streamline tail wheel and 6-ply
tire (Goodyear)  (+327)
Tail wheel shock strut (Aerol B250L)  (+314)
Eleven standard passenger chairs 53 lbs.
006.51 homan humerals in parenthesis  +65.5, +96.5,

following item number signify number of
seats removed) (See NOTE 9)
115.  Ventilating system  57 1bs.  (+57)
116-  Instruments and panel (Refer to West
Coast Branch for  itemized list dated
3/1/38)  56 lbs.  (-83
117.  Heating system (Lockheed 57005)  61 1bs.  1+57
118-  Constant  speed propeller control
(Type 1A1)  20 1ks.  (-60)
119-  Automatic mixture control (NAY-9C, G
or H-23)  40 1bs.  (-70)
Class II:
200.  Miscellaneous items as noted in
approved weight and balance report.
201.  Two retracting landing lights (in wing)  11 1bs.
202.  Two flares and brackets (International)  50 lbs.
203.  Two retractable oil radiator scoops
(includes thermostatic control)  9 1bs.
204.  (a)  Lavatory equipment including 3  62 lbs.
gallons water
(b)  1/2  gallon water, bottle, and
brackets
205.  (a)  Two flashlights in cockpit
(b)  Extra cabin door lock
206.  (a)  Automatic pilot lines and brackets
and (b)  Automatic pilot mechanism
207.  (a)  2-1/2 gallon propeller anti-icer
fluid tank and lines
(P)  Propeller anti-icer pump
(c)  Spinners and slinger rings
(a)  Propeller  anti-icer fluid
13  gallons)
(e)  Slinger rings (for hydromatic
propeller)
208. (a)  Extra, two, "pint" fire
extinguishers (Pyrene)
(b0)  Extra "quart" fire extinguisher
(Pyrene)
209.  Landing gear strut recess flaps
210.  Folding type stewardess chair
(See NOTE  2a)
211.  15.00-16 cactus proof tire liners
212.  18 in. cactus proof tail wheel tire
liner
213. Plexiglass fuselage nose replacing
standard metal nose  *
214.  Ten standard passenger chairs 53 1bs  each  (replacing Item  114)  1-16.50  - 16.5.
*104.5. *2143.5. +143.51 (oman numerals  +65.5, +104.5,
in parenthesis following the iten
lumber signify number of  seats removed.)
215.  Dump valve installation (Lockheed
Drawings 58019 and 58077)  (See NOTE 7)
216.  (a)  Radio compass (RCA AVR8E)
(b)  Hand reel and antenna (trailing)
(c)  Radio receivers
(RA2)
(2)  (RA4)
(3)  (WE17A)
(a)  Radio transmitters (TA2)
(e)  Radio power units  (JBX-3)  49
(‡)  Wiring, etc., and compass loop
(g)  Dipole antenna
(h)  Vee antenna
(1)  Two spare trailing type antenna
(5)  Radio receivers
(1)  (RAZ)
(2)  (RA4)  15
(3)  (RA6)
217.  (a)  Cabin carpet (Beluxee)
(b)  neavy type)  57
(C)  Leather lavatory bench covering
(d)  Leather upholstery on interior
cabin tulkheads
(e)  Upholstery (Laidlow replacing
linen)
(İ)  Four blankets in cabin parcel nets
218.  (a)  Auxiliary instruments and panel
(refer to West Coast Branch for

10 1bs.
(D)  5 1bs.
219-  5 lbs.*
220-  (a)  3 lbs.
221.  (a)
44 1bs.
(b)
11 1bs.
(C)
11 1bs.
222-  TOO1  17 1bs.
223.  12 1bs.
224.  29 lbs.
225.  (Lockheed 53525
103 1bs.
226-  (a)
13 1bs.
(b)  1 1b.
(C)  18 1bs.
227.
(Lockheed 53506B)  14 1bs.*
228.
installation,
145 1bs.*
229.  (a)
39 1bs.
(b)
3 lbs.
230.
5 lbs.*
231.  fuselage station
12 1bs.
232.
7 lbs.*
233.
(Drawing 42402)  2 1bs.
234-
55560)  10 1bs.
235.
Ibs  - 1041
236-  Auxiliary battery  1 1b8  (-32)
237.
drag  55053D
and 55008C:  bulkhead fitting
56 1bs.  (ž0)
238.  20 1bs.
239-  maximum
Drawing  4 lbs.*  (+6705)
240.
NO.  14-38)  6 1bs.  (-104)
241-
21 1bs.  (-30-5)
242-
Drawing 55380)  38 lbs.*  (-88)
243.
25 lbs.  (-7)
(a) De-icer installation (wing and tail
fixed portion) (See NOTE 8)  (0)
302. Emergency wheel lowering device
(independent oildraulic system
manually operated)  (0)
Weight and balance report including list of equipment included in
certificated weight empty, and loading instructions  when necessary,
must be submitted for each aircraft with original inspector's report
and each subsequent report covering change in equipment.

Stewardess' seat not to be occupied by passengers. Placard
accordingly.
Placard lavatory door as follows: "This room not to be occupied
during take-off and landing.m
Eligible for export, at standard weight, as follows subject to
inspection for  equipment specified in Chapter XII of Inspection Handbool
- Skiplane - not eligible. However, structure complies with Canadian
ski gear requirements provided that the geometry of the ski gear
is in accordance with Lockheed Report No. 954.
(b) All other countries.
NOTE (In lieu of posting such placards, and subject to the approval of the chief,  The following placards must be installed in locations noted:
Air Carrier inspection Section, definite instructions must be issued by
the operator to assure compliance therewith.)
At fuel selector valve:  "All fuel (to within 2 or 3 gallone) shall
be used from each tank in the order listed below before using fuel
from succeeding tank: win filling fuel tanks, care must be observed  Right Front, Left Rear, Left Front, Right Rear."
to ascertain that tanks are full in the following order:
rear, left front, left rear, right front."
Tab ranges are limited as follows:  Rudder tab, trim travel move to
ab only) up 26 degrees; down 24 degrees 30 feet as measured from ¿
eutral position 5 degrees down from chord plane of aileron. Serv
travel down 17 degrees.  servo travel up 1 degres.
NOt from al. in the 00 pron fee must tent tobeen
239 is installed.
other than item 215 are made for dumping, the
fuel dump valves shall be made positively inoperative.
If item 215 (which complies with EI-11c)  is installed, the airworthi-
ness certificate shall incorporate one of the following statements,
as the case may be:
on-Airline Carrier. Fuel shall not be dumped except ir
accordance with the provisions of CAR 60.900 '
With authorized weight in excess of standard - "Landing
shall not be made at a weight in excess of standard except
in accordance with CAR 61.7811.  Fuel shall not be dumped
except in accordance with CAR 61.7811 and then only if the
pilot deems it safer than landing at a weight in excese
With authorized weight not in excess of standard - Fuel
shall not be dumped except in accordance with CAR 61.7811."
NOTE 8. Standard (and provisional) weight may be increased 93 1bs. when
complete de-icer is installed.
when airplanes of the subject models are operated as cargo carriers,
If no passenger seats are installed, the
cabin may be divided into baggage compartments having a combined maximum
total capacity of 2700 lbs. provided each compartment is conspicuously
placarded as follows:
Load cargo so that its center of gravity rests directly over the
gravity of the compartment."
"The maximum permissible load density is 145 lbs. per linear foot
When Goodrich propeller deicing strips are installed (the strips
must not extend beyond the outside diameter of the engine cowl) the
placard ceilings are reduced 1000 feet below the usable ceilings shown.
II - Model 14-H, Designation 14 PCIM
Engines  2 Pratt & Whitney Hornets S1EG
Placard limits
Fuel  (See NOTE 4)  aximum, except takeoff
87 minimum octane  Below  1000 ft. 36.0 in. Hg.. 2275 rpm (800 hp)
Below 3000 ft. 35.5 in. Hg., 2275 rpm (800 hp)

Above 3000 ft. 35.0 in. Hg.. 2275 rpm (800 hp)
Takeoff (one minute)
87 minimum octane  40.5 in. Hg.. 2500 rpm (850 hp)
Weights  Empty - Use actual (approximately 10270 1bs.
(-4.65) as 13 PCLM with Class I items only)
Standard - 15650 1bs. (See NOTE 7)
Standard (as cargo carrier airplane) - 17500 lbs.
(See NOTE 9)
Provisional - 17500 1bs. (See NOTE 7)
III - Model 14-H2, Designation 14 PCIM
(Same as Model 14-H except  engines 12 lbs.* (-89) when S1E2-G engines are installed
and 36 lbs.* (-88) when S1E3-G engines are installed.)
Engines  2 Pratt & Whitney Hornets S1E2-G or S1E3-G
Placard limits
Fuel (See NOTE 4)  Maximum, except takeoff
87 minimum octane  Sea level 36.5 in.  Hg.. 2250 rpm (800 hp)
Straight line manifold pressure variation with
telenge to 5500 ft. 34.5 in. #g.. 2250 rpm
Takeoff (one minute)
87 minimum octane  Sea level 41.0 in.Hg.. 2300 Ipm (900 hp) or
39.5 in.Hg., 2500 rpm (885 hp)
Weights  With S1E2-G engines
Standard (as cargo carrier airplane) - 17500 1bs.
Provisional - 17500 1bs. (See NOTE 7)
892 50 - 15630 50 10 02 4 1 0 (1))
Standard (as cargo carrier airplane) - 17500 lbs.
(See NOTE 9)
17500 1bs. (See NOTE 7)
```

## ADs (3, in force first)

- [AD 99-19-08](https://openairdocs.org/ad/99-19-08): AFM - Deicing · Lockheed 14-H, 14-H2, 14-N and 3 more. Effective Dec 27, 1999
- [AD 98-04-32](https://openairdocs.org/ad/98-04-32): AFM - Limitations Section - Icing · Lockheed 14-H, 14-H2, 14-N and 3 more. Effective Mar 25, 1998
- [AD 93-14-12](https://openairdocs.org/ad/93-14-12): Crewmember Protective Breathing Equipment Units · Airbus A300 B2-1A, A300 B2-1C, A300 B2-203 and 201 more. Effective Sep 2, 1993

## Registered aircraft by registry model (OpenAirDocs)

- [Lockheed 14-H](https://openairdocs.org/model/lockheed-14-h): 1 aircraft (registry code 5261502)
- [Lockheed 14-H2](https://openairdocs.org/model/lockheed-14-h2): 0 aircraft (registry code 5261504)

## STCs approved under this data sheet (2)

- [STC SA04652CH](https://openairdocs.org/stc/SA04652CH): To allow use of 100R grade aviation fuel meeting Swift Fuel, LLC specification. Swift Fuels LLC
- [STC SA01282NY](https://openairdocs.org/stc/SA01282NY): Installation of Airwolf remote mounted engine oil filter kit AFC-K015 on aircraft powered by Pratt & Whitney radial reciprocating engine Series R-985, R-1340 and R-1830.. Airwolf Filter Corporation

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