NewMoon Posted July 9, 2024 Report Posted July 9, 2024 Just came out of an Acclaim, closing on an Ovation. Will fly it 9-11000. 2500 and WOT, what fuel flow should I expect to run ROP? Once I get it I will find 75° ROP and settle on that. Just curious. Thx 1
NewMoon Posted July 9, 2024 Author Report Posted July 9, 2024 1 hour ago, M20F said: Oh boy, six pages for sure. Got to admit, not following the response. I get your F model won't have the same FF, pls do enlighten me, M20F.
Bolter Posted July 9, 2024 Report Posted July 9, 2024 10 minutes ago, NewMoon said: Got to admit, not following the response. I get your F model won't have the same FF, pls do enlighten me, M20F. This is a topic, or variant of a topic, that comes up a lot. You will get opinions, scientific response, opinions about science, and the science behind opinions. As you do not have your Ovation yet, you should find a POH online. PM me and I will send you one. It will be close enough for your general questions until you get your own. This is from a generic one. Note that this is a 280 HP Ovation, not the 310 HP (by STC or an OVation 3)
Schllc Posted July 9, 2024 Report Posted July 9, 2024 The io550 doesn’t tolerate ROP any better than the tsio550 if you want to burn through cylinders , run it ROP. (Edit) to clarify, by tolerate, I didn’t mean the engine would run roughly. I meant that it’s hard in the cylinders. My original ovation, which I put almost 500 hours, had 1,100 when I bought it, is now at 2300 hours and still going strong. The owner I purchased from flew lop exclusively, which is how I flew it, and is how the person who bought it from me flies. after all this time only one cylinder has been oh’d in 2300+ hours, that is pretty convincing for me. 2
NewMoon Posted July 9, 2024 Author Report Posted July 9, 2024 1 minute ago, Schllc said: He meant six pages of debate oh gotcha, it was a simple numeric answer. Sure wasn't wanting to unleash ROP v LOP beast.
Bolter Posted July 9, 2024 Report Posted July 9, 2024 14 minutes ago, Schllc said: The io550 doesn’t tolerate ROP any better than the tsio550 if you want to burn through cylinders , run it ROP. (Edit) to clarify, by tolerate, I didn’t mean the engine would run roughly. I meant that it’s hard in the cylinders. My original ovation, which I put almost 500 hours, had 1,100 when I bought it, is now at 2300 hours and still going strong. The owner I purchased from flew lop exclusively, which is how I flew it, and is how the person who bought it from me flies. after all this time only one cylinder has been oh’d in 2300+ hours, that is pretty convincing for me. Similar to my experience. Previous owner was LOP'er, as am I, and I have 5 of 6 original cylinders at 2200 hours. 310 HP STC at mid-life point. 1
Fly Boomer Posted July 9, 2024 Report Posted July 9, 2024 19 minutes ago, Bolter said: You will get opinions, scientific response, opinions about science, and the science behind opinions. I'll hang on to that one. 1
NewMoon Posted July 10, 2024 Author Report Posted July 10, 2024 13 hours ago, Schllc said: The io550 doesn’t tolerate ROP any better than the tsio550 if you want to burn through cylinders , run it ROP. (Edit) to clarify, by tolerate, I didn’t mean the engine would run roughly. I meant that it’s hard in the cylinders. My original ovation, which I put almost 500 hours, had 1,100 when I bought it, is now at 2300 hours and still going strong. The owner I purchased from flew lop exclusively, which is how I flew it, and is how the person who bought it from me flies. after all this time only one cylinder has been oh’d in 2300+ hours, that is pretty convincing for me. Good testimony of longevity
Will.iam Posted July 13, 2024 Report Posted July 13, 2024 On 7/10/2024 at 8:03 AM, NewMoon said: Good testimony of longevity Of both engine and wallet, environment too.
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