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Jetpilot86

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Jetpilot86 last won the day on November 13 2023

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  1. I lied. Spa 3rd. 4 months today. Next week (fingers crossed)
  2. Va is the speed where the airplane should stall before it breaks.
  3. Bravo owner here. I run about 72% power to keep the #3/6 CHT’s <=380°F and get 174ktas on 14gph LOP at 17000/18000. I plan for 15gph. I can do me and a bag and 118 gal. 90 when the boss and dog are along. Keep in mind, at 3368# MTOW, you’ll need to fly about an hour and a half to get to the 3200# MLW. I’m hoping to sort some cooling problems and be able to run a little faster.
  4. Just curious if my Bravo is the only one with one? I’ve swapped out the GTX335 for a 345 already as well as the GPS’s & Engine Monitor to a G4. There is a bunch more in the works right now.
  5. I have a work associate that also does avionics. If you are interested, send me a pm of what you’re looking for and I’ll forward it to him. He’s on Beechtalk as well.
  6. It will do VNAV/ILS approaches. It will NOT do a managed descent from altitude where the AP/IFD decides when to start down and automatically starts down. It will indicate where to start the descent and the rate is a changeable setting in the IFD. It will do altitude capture once you start down and set the altitude. It will not do crossing restrictions in the descent. I’m KFC150/IFD440-540/G600 glass.
  7. Sounds like the offer should be “If I can get a ferry permit for it, I’ll give you $1”.
  8. Bravo owner here. It’s a project bird for sure. 37ish built looks like all OEM Lot of unknowns in that engine especially. Bid based on needing an OH, Prop, gear pucks, probably an O2 bottle to start. Believe it’s $100k for a factory, 80-90 for others, but they add for turbo OH. Mine sat up for almost 2 years waiting on parts from a gear up, and it was a solid year working out the kinks. This will be worse. Figure out what you are willing to add to get it like what you want, and see what compares that is more complete, costs. If you are not afraid of the project and get the hull cheap, assuming no prebuy gremlins, you will end up with a plane tailored to your specifications, but there will be lag time. Edit: probably left out tires too.
  9. Bohm’s in Pekin, IL C15 south of Peoria did my prebuy short notice awhile back. Owner used to work for an MSC don’t remember which one. Maybe Peoria. 309 657-8947
  10. Had a crankshaft snap on an A36 I flew Part 135 in over 30 years ago. As a result, the prop flat pitched at high RPM. IIRC, I was 8 miles from an airport at 4000 feet. I barely covered 4 miles and managed to land on an emergency grass strip for crop dusters instead.
  11. I took a small Velcro loop and mounted it to a trim screw on the sidewall then clip the box to the loop. .001 AMU’s. Pics if I ever get my M back from her spa quarter.
  12. I’ve done some “experimentation” with my clean wing Bravo. Clouds at freezing temperatures are simply to be avoided. One could lose 2kts/min in light accumulations. My buddies who flew 208’s seemed to deal with ice much better than a non-FIKI Mooney. I flew the TKS system on Twin Commanders, Part 135, and unless a pump quits or you run out of fluid, it’s an amazing system.
  13. You may surmise that I went to Texas A&M. I’m in paint now.
  14. I have this setup except with a G600 PFD/MFD
  15. Where is Kendrick located?
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