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All,


In my search for a plane, I've spoken to and/or flown a number of "stock" 201's. Many of the people with 1984 and later model year planes claim to get 160 KTAS on 10 GPH while earlier model owners claim 155-157 on 10.5-11.5.


Any 201 owners out there willing to provide your cruise performance (Alt, TAS & GPH)?


Thanks,

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WOT x 2600 @ 12500' and 5°F LOP 7.9 gph KTAS 151


WOT x 2600 @ 10,500' and 30°F LOP 8.5 gph KTAS 154


WOT x 2600 @ 8,500' and 35°F LOP 8.8 gph KTAS 155

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Quote: Cruiser

WOT x 2600 @ 12500' and 5°F LOP 7.9 gph KTAS 151

WOT x 2600 @ 10,500' and 30°F LOP 8.5 gph KTAS 154

WOT x 2600 @ 8,500' and 35°F LOP 8.8 gph KTAS 155

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My '77 is pretty close to Cruiser's numbers...perhaps 1-2 knots slower but that is right in the ballpark.



Keep in mind that all Mooneys are hand-made, and let's just say some are straighter than others, better rigged, etc.  There will be a range of speeds.  I believe the later models are a little bit faster, but not more than 5 knots on average.

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Ignore my data for the 201 comparison because I fly an 'E'... Anyway, I wanted to chime in to agree about the wonderful at altitude performance of our aircraft. I flew across the sierra nevada mountains this weekend and decided to do a 4-way speed test -- approx 14,500 density altitude, I was getting 140 knots true on 7.5 gph. 10 knots slower than the '201' numbers reported above, but that's to be expected in an E model.

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155 is reasonable to expect.   i use 150 for flight planning tho.


i get less than 10 gph but i have the gami's fitted and run lop.

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