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Post subject: Re: Unicorn: Mooney Mustang  Posted: 07 Aug 2024, 13:25 |
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Username Protected wrote: The control wheels in the Mustang sure look like Beech wheels, what's with that?
Also, the owner said there was no A/C, how can you have pressurization without A/C? Low pressure differential and sweat.
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Post subject: Re: Unicorn: Mooney Mustang Posted: 07 Aug 2024, 13:28 |
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Username Protected wrote:
Low pressure differential and sweat.
Ablative Transpiration!
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Post subject: Re: Unicorn: Mooney Mustang Posted: 07 Aug 2024, 23:43 |
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Username Protected wrote: The control wheels in the Mustang sure look like Beech wheels, what's with that?
Also, the owner said there was no A/C, how can you have pressurization without A/C? Ask the P210 guys  
The P210R I got to fly had A/C, but it wasn't very good.
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Post subject: Re: Unicorn: Mooney Mustang Posted: 08 Aug 2024, 00:21 |
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Username Protected wrote: The P210R I got to fly had A/C, but it wasn't very good. I bought an old car once that had lousy AC but it turned out that the Freon had all leaked out and it really wasn't working at all.
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Post subject: Re: Unicorn: Mooney Mustang Posted: 09 Aug 2024, 00:32 |
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If you want A/C in most P-210s you gotta climb to “FL120” or higher. Otherwise, you have to deal with what Mother Nature offers. My instructor asked me why I planned a flight to 8500 in the 182. I told him - I didn’t plan for 8500 feet and got a curious stare. I planned for 68F! He laughed and we finished the brief and up we went. If it was 68F at 12.5, I would have climbed up there.
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