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Old October 7th 05, 06:18 AM
Morgans
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"Jay Honeck" wrote \\

Perhaps you have a cruise prop on both aircraft, Ben? You shouldn't be
exceeding red line simply by going to full throttle in level flight,
*unless* your prop has been pitched differently than stock.


That would be a climb prop, wouldn't it? I thought a cruise prop had more
pitch to keep from overspeeding during level cruise, and a climb prop had
less pitch (or diameter) to let the engine spin up to maximum RPM's (and HP)
during the normally slower RPM, higher load climbs.
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Jim in NC

 




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