Narrative:

After 2 touch and goes, I was on climb out and asked tower for a 360 degree turn to x-wind. Tower approved. As I started my turn the aircraft was indicating 600' MSL. The turn was made over a subdivision. Due to the heat, when I started my ground roll, I had taken more than half of the runway. And my climb was slower then anticipated. I was advised by FBO that an unidented person called to report I was flying too low. He as in the subdivision that I was, 1 mi of airport.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: LOW PLT EXPERIENCE LEVEL PRIVATE PLT IS ACCUSED OF FLYING LOW OVER HOUSES WHEN HE EXECUTES A 360 DEG TURN TO GAIN ALT ON CROSSWIND WITH THE TWR'S CONCURRENCE.

Narrative: AFTER 2 TOUCH AND GOES, I WAS ON CLB OUT AND ASKED TWR FOR A 360 DEG TURN TO X-WIND. TWR APPROVED. AS I STARTED MY TURN THE ACFT WAS INDICATING 600' MSL. THE TURN WAS MADE OVER A SUBDIVISION. DUE TO THE HEAT, WHEN I STARTED MY GND ROLL, I HAD TAKEN MORE THAN HALF OF THE RWY. AND MY CLB WAS SLOWER THEN ANTICIPATED. I WAS ADVISED BY FBO THAT AN UNIDENTED PERSON CALLED TO RPT I WAS FLYING TOO LOW. HE AS IN THE SUBDIVISION THAT I WAS, 1 MI OF ARPT.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of July 2007 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.