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PostPosted: Sun Apr 23, 2006 1:51 pm    Post subject: Sensenich prop data Reply with quote

I recently put a new 80 pitch Sensenich propeller on my 160HP RV6A. I made
a cross country trip and here are my initial results. At 8500 at
approximately 60 degrees F, I was indicating 158 mph, 2530 rpms at WOT and
1680 lbs. After doing the math that wound up being 185 mph TAS and the
ground speed according to my GPS was 195 mph which would be about right as
there should have been a slight 5-8 knot tail wind component according to
Dans web sites wind calculator. After climbing to 9500 the results were
still 158 mph indicated, 58deg F, 2500 rpm at WOT which works out to 188 mph
TAS, 197 mph GPS ground speed. Again with the expected tail winds this was
right on. This is the first time I have been able to fly at WOT and the CHTs
and the EGTs were much more uniform.
All in all the new prop is doing exactly as advertised. Note: These are not
super picky test pilot figures, just what was noted during a flight from a
fly-in with my lovely bride taking notes
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PostPosted: Sun Apr 23, 2006 3:15 pm    Post subject: Sensenich prop data Reply with quote

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I recently put a new 80 pitch Sensenich propeller on my 160HP RV6A. I made
a cross country trip and here are my initial results. At 8500 at
approximately 60 degrees F, I was indicating 158 mph, 2530 rpms at WOT and
1680 lbs.


Shouldn't you be able to turn around 2700 RPM at 8000' Density Altitude?

Does the possible low RPM suggest too much pitch?

Ron Lee

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PostPosted: Sun Apr 23, 2006 3:23 pm    Post subject: Sensenich prop data Reply with quote

2600 rpm redline on this particular prop, Ron. Sad

Ask the man who owns one...

-Stormy

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PostPosted: Sun Apr 23, 2006 4:05 pm    Post subject: Sensenich prop data Reply with quote

Ron Lee wrote:

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>I recently put a new 80 pitch Sensenich propeller on my 160HP RV6A. I made
>a cross country trip and here are my initial results. At 8500 at
>approximately 60 degrees F, I was indicating 158 mph, 2530 rpms at WOT and
>1680 lbs.
>
>
Shouldn't you be able to turn around 2700 RPM at 8000' Density Altitude?

Does the possible low RPM suggest too much pitch?

Ron Lee

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Ron, remember that this is a 160 hp and the prop is restricted to 2600 rpm


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PostPosted: Sun Apr 23, 2006 6:12 pm    Post subject: Sensenich prop data Reply with quote

Quote:
>>I recently put a new 80 pitch Sensenich propeller on my 160HP RV6A. I made
>>a cross country trip and here are my initial results. At 8500 at
>>approximately 60 degrees F, I was indicating 158 mph, 2530 rpms at WOT and
>>1680 lbs.
>
>
>Shouldn't you be able to turn around 2700 RPM at 8000' Density Altitude?
>
>Does the possible low RPM suggest too much pitch?
>
>Ron Lee


I did not know that. Graci.

Ron

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PostPosted: Mon Apr 24, 2006 5:23 am    Post subject: Sensenich prop data Reply with quote

james frierson wrote:

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I recently put a new 80 pitch Sensenich propeller on my 160HP RV6A. I made
a cross country trip and here are my initial results. At 8500 at
approximately 60 degrees F, I was indicating 158 mph, 2530 rpms at WOT and
1680 lbs. After doing the math that wound up being 185 mph TAS and the
ground speed according to my GPS was 195 mph which would be about right as
there should have been a slight 5-8 knot tail wind component according to
Dans web sites wind calculator. After climbing to 9500 the results were
still 158 mph indicated, 58deg F, 2500 rpm at WOT which works out to 188 mph
TAS, 197 mph GPS ground speed. Again with the expected tail winds this was
right on. This is the first time I have been able to fly at WOT and the CHTs
and the EGTs were much more uniform.
All in all the new prop is doing exactly as advertised. Note: These are not
super picky test pilot figures, just what was noted during a flight from a
fly-in with my lovely bride taking notes
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Scott Frierson
N162RV
RV6A 160HP





sounds pretty good.......... Phil


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