New Continental Engine in a Columbia 350 with 30 EXTRA horsepower!
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Describes newly rebuilt engine break-in procedures, how an additional 30 HP was achieved, and details on engine leaning in the scenic California flight.
Continental Service Bulletin M89-7R1:
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Background: 2003 Lancair (now Cessna) Columbia 350. Utility rated and approved Chandelles, Lazy Eights and Steeps turns (not spins). Continental IO-550-N (310 HP) engine, 3-blade Hartzell prop, TBO of 2000 hours, and integrated Garmin WAAS and Avidyne avionics. Cruises at 165 KIAS (Economy) and 185 KIAS (Performance) with a range of over 1300 miles. Pilot: Flying airplanes and helicopters for over 12 years and am based at KWVI.
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that was interesting and fun to watch
Great video. Thanks for sharing!
@12romeo53
17 күн бұрын
Thanks for watching!
Nice video Paul. You are getting better at this every time. Have you added a couple of cameras? I like the little logo at the bottom, nice touch.
@12romeo53
16 күн бұрын
Thanks Cruzer! I use 4 cameras. The newest GoPro (Hero 8) often overheats and shuts down after 30 minutes. Then i at least have three others as backup.
Any discussion with the people that did the Dino testing whether that extra 30hp is constant? In other words, is it recommended to go full power on climb-out to a safe altitude and then power back for the remaining ascent to cruise altitude? So that extra 30hp is....if you are familiar with the movie Spinal Tap...where they have a "volume 11" on their amplifiers, when they need that "extra little push over the cliff". I know on a P-ponk conversion they convert a 230hp 470 to around 275hp but it is not for sustained or cruise applications, only for short climb-out use. The P-pink conversion is also a piston and cylinder conversion so it's quite extensive and maybe not relative to your upgrade. Anyway, thanks for sharing, excellent video.
@12romeo53
16 күн бұрын
Hi Crosscut, 30 HP was expected and typical for this engine after the procedure. Yes, know about the amp that goes to eleven (ha ha, classic movie) but that’s not the case here - since i can feel the extra power, mostly during takeoff.
Is the restricted area Fort Hunter Ligget?
@12romeo53
16 күн бұрын
Yep!