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slyck(at)frontiernet.net Guest
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Posted: Wed Jun 02, 2010 1:43 pm Post subject: Hauck Ramblings On Kolb aircraft. |
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MkIII, 1.0 suzuki, two blade 70" warp. Full throttle climb 5400, cruise 4700/65-68 mphHaven't tried full throttle straight and level in a couple years. Not interested because it's uncomfortable.
weight me: about 168 today. Getting fat
weight mkIII; last time I weighed was over 600 lbs. A lot of stuff has been added since. Obese. Amazing it gets off the ground.
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On 2, Jun 2010, at 4:46 PM, Larry Cottrell wrote:
[quote]FS II two blade warp, HKS 64 MPH (at)5300, heavy aircraft.
Larry
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zeprep251(at)aol.com Guest
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Posted: Wed Jun 02, 2010 4:25 pm Post subject: Hauck Ramblings On Kolb aircraft. |
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Hi all,
Mk3C jabiru cruise 2700rpm70mph 3100rpm flat out 85mph. Stall solo 28 mph indicated,w/VGs
G.Aman
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aoldman(at)xtra.co.nz Guest
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Posted: Thu Jun 03, 2010 1:19 am Post subject: Hauck Ramblings On Kolb aircraft. |
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Yes I would agree ASI readings are nor always reliable. I do have to admit
that I never get too bothered with the indicated air speed, sometimes it
agrees with the GPS and some times it dosnt .The MK111c is under 500 pounds
so that helps , Also the numbers quoted are at ,or close to sea level with a
3 blade wood prop {GSC . I seem to recall a 13 dec pitch when I set it
up }503 has 350 hrs ,I have decarb twice with no sticky rings or other
problems found , a little black goo starting to weep from the exhaust
manifold, { due for another look at }have always used a simple mineral 2
cycl oil, last 503 ran past 500hrs on the same oil and was still going well
when last heard of . The performance is very good given the airframe engine
combination. The fuel burn is about 5 US gal per hr, this can be reduced to
4 gals if rpm is reduced to the 5700 range . Just does not feel right ,
wrong side of performance curve . Very economical at 5200 and very quiet but
a struggle to maintain altitude, very good for extended glides, just need to
watch the temps and give the odd burst of power to keep them in the right
range . All in all not really a good combination for long go places flying,
has been very good for local sightseeing
and giving rides , you tend to get a bit weary of the noise after 100 mls
but since the South Island of New Zealand is not much wider than that and
the Canterbury plains are only extend about 100mls in either direction thats
not much of a worry. Has proved to be good for mountain flying with good
performance out of gullys and OK on steep up hill strips . Have never used
a landing strip over 1500 ft above sea level . Max altitute I have had the
MK111c to is 7000 ft, really fast getting there on thermals and felt like it
took half a day to get back down .
Regards
downunder Tony
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