Beechcraft 56TC Baron — Avionics Manual

This document provides a comprehensive overview of the Beechcraft 56TC Baron and its short-fuselage counterparts. It details the development history, specifications, and notable features of the 55- and 56-series Barons, focusing on the turbocharged 56TC model. The article serves as a resource for pilots, owners, and aviation enthusiasts, offering insights into the aircraft's performance, design changes, and operational considerations. It includes serial number ranges, weight specifications, fuel capacities, and various equipment options available throughout the production years, making it a valuable reference for understanding the evolution of these aircraft.

• Gross weight: 5,990 pounds; empty weight: 3,625 pounds.
• Fuel capacity: 182 gallons (178 usable); increased to 207 gallons in later models.
• Powered by turbocharged Lycoming TIO-541-E1B4 engines with 380 horsepower each.
• Total production: 50 units from 1967 to 1971.
• Unique engine control lever arrangement and avionics options vary by build order.