Jump to content

Recommended Posts

Posted



I recomend the Monroe STC. We fly a Bravo with the Rocket 351 conversion (TCM TSIOL550) which is similar to your engine (low compression, water cooled and higher output on T/O but essentially the same everywhere else). We have flown Denver CO to our home base in PA 1400 miles non stop LOP using 104 Gallons in less than 6 hours with an hour+ of fuel left. So if we can do it you certainly can do that and then some with 130 Gallon on board. The problem becomes physiological rather than fuel at that point. The weight penalty of the Monroe is negligible; just need to keep an eye on W&B and fly high and LOP.



 


Hi, Im in Colorado as well and grew up in PA and fly there several times a year.  Im in Boulder and Reading, PA.  We should meet.  


David


303-775-5502

  • 3 years later...
Posted

Rocket Engineering had the STC to do the L (Porsche )and M (TLS and later TLS Bravo) Mooneys with the LTSIO 550. They did a few but I don't think they do them anymore.

Posted

I believe they did 5 conversions with the L engine... but I don't know how many were on Porsche planes (M20L) or TLS (M20M) planes.  They aren't currently offering any Mooney conversions.

×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

We have placed cookies on your device to help make this website better. You can adjust your cookie settings, otherwise we'll assume you're okay to continue.