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Subject: Re: hartzell 68" props for 360 with 200+HP
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Steve,

Governors control the prop speed, just about, no matter what the =
horsepower or speed that you have, except in exceptional situations.

Exceptional Situations:

1) Oil pressure is not getting to the governor and then to the prop.
2) You have enough horsepower to break the prop (with your plane at =
least 300 HP).
3) You have enough speed to go past the fixed prop stops (over 300 kts).

In all honesty, I haven't done the exact calculations on the above speed =
and HP.

If you are not in one of these exceptional situations, have the governor =
checked by a mechanic that knows how to adjust it, or send it for an =
overhaul to:

	H & S Propeller Shop Inc
	8220 Old White Lake Rd
	White Lake Mi 48386-1154

	800-323-0217

Tell Bryan or Mark that I sent you.

I had an overspeed and the first thing that I did was to have the =
governor overhauled. I did have 1,000 hours on the plane at the time. =
Much less and an adjustment should do.

Lorn

> From: steve <n5276j@aol.com>
> Date: May 29, 2012 11:09:08 AM EDT
>=20
> Hi All.=20
> =20
> Got a question for  360 flyers with over 200HP and the Hartzell prop =
with 68" blades.  I need to know if you guys with the higher HP can =
bring your RPM's down to say 2000 or so while running full throttle at =
altitude of 12,000 to 17,500. I have to pull back power in order to =
bring the rpms down at alitude of 12,000 +.=20
> =20
> steve alderman   360


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