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Not on 200 hp it wouldn't! That wasn't my plane, but one being tested by
GAMI......
Marc Wiese
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From: Rotary motors in aircraft [mailto:flyrotary@lancaironline.net]
On
Behalf Of DaveLeonard
Sent: Monday, July 26, 2004 10:59 PM
To: Rotary motors in aircraft
Subject: [FlyRotary] Re: lop piston operation......
Marc, does this mean that your seawind is flying? If so, we must hear
all
the details!
Dave Leonard
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> i everybody. Just finished a business trip.
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> 17 hours of turbo-normalized operations in the last three days - all
> lean of peak TIT.
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> Altitudes from 3000 MSL to 18,000 and everywhere in between.
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> ADH to ORL to PNE to ADH (55Kt headwind) ... headwinds on two of
three
> legs.
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> Average power? 92.5% of rated 200 HP continuous in cruise.
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> Average torque? ~ 102% of rated torque; hottest CHT = ~ 378;
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> TIT =~ 1505 to 1525F; and normal BSFC = ~ 0.385 lbs/hp/hr.
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> Marc Wiese
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