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Post subject: Re: Pretty Efficient Posted: 05 Sep 2024, 16:30 |
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Joined: 03/28/17 Posts: 8207 Post Likes: +10375 Location: N. California
Aircraft: C-182
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Username Protected wrote: Fine! You got me!
M20J 300 Missile in snail mode. 19 [statute] mpg at 186 [statute] mph. Hell of a snail you got there.
I understand that Mooneys come with a free shoe horn to get into one.
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Post subject: Re: Pretty Efficient Posted: 17 Sep 2024, 11:30 |
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Joined: 09/12/11 Posts: 3965 Post Likes: +1818 Company: RPM Aircraft Service Location: Gaithersburg MD KGAI
Aircraft: Mooney 201, A320
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Username Protected wrote: Pretty efficient but what's with the oil pressure? I'd guess that's the original 201 analog oil pressure gauge and the IO-550 Missile engine runs at lower pressure? Continental seem to suggest 30-60psi for normal operation. That does make me curious as to whether the OEM oil gauge should be replaced as part of the conversion. There was a required placard as part of the STC that says the oil pressure should be 30 to 60 psi. But it appears yours is missing.
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Post subject: Re: Pretty Efficient Posted: 18 Sep 2024, 06:33 |
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Joined: 11/11/14 Posts: 37 Post Likes: +29 Location: 7TX4 - Hillcrest / Ft. Worth TX
Aircraft: C182Q, EA-200
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I’m no where near the speeds you guys get, but I’m sure comfy.. 154 KTAS on 11.8 in my C182Q doesn’t break my heart.
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Post subject: Re: Pretty Efficient Posted: 18 Sep 2024, 06:56 |
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Joined: 11/11/14 Posts: 37 Post Likes: +29 Location: 7TX4 - Hillcrest / Ft. Worth TX
Aircraft: C182Q, EA-200
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Thanks.. I'm lucky to have it, it’s a great bird.
The rigging is great; in addition I’ve done a Texas Skyways O-470TS (252hp); along with every Knots2U speed mod. It also has PowerFlow exhaust. I flight plan for 155KTAS and it seems to hang pretty close to it. Eventually I’m thinking about a 2-blade MT prop, that might improve things even further.
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Post subject: Re: Pretty Efficient Posted: 18 Sep 2024, 08:30 |
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Joined: 02/21/17 Posts: 2099 Post Likes: +2878 Location: Arkansas
Aircraft: Piper Aztec
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I don’t think I’m supposed to participate in this thread. But hey nobody stays home when I go places.
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Post subject: Re: Pretty Efficient Posted: 18 Sep 2024, 10:47 |
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Joined: 06/30/22 Posts: 2224 Post Likes: +1286 Location: 0W3
Aircraft: Mooney 252/Encore
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Username Protected wrote: This thread is just baiting the Mooney owners. And maybe a DA42-VI owner if we have any in the house. You mean like 179 KTAS on 10.1 GPH at 17,000???? 
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