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S-Works
16th Aug 2004, 10:45
Any body have any performance data for a Piper PA28-140 Cherokee. Engine, cruise, climb, take off and landing distance etc.
Any other relevant experiance?
bar shaker
16th Aug 2004, 11:12
Performance figures (http://www.risingup.com/planespecs/info/listPiper.shtml)
S-Works
16th Aug 2004, 11:41
top man bar shaker much appreciated!
Anyone tell me what the exact HP of a LYCOMING O-320-E2A
is?
Maxflyer
16th Aug 2004, 12:06
I think it's a 150 HP engine.
Final 3 Greens
16th Aug 2004, 12:11
Bose x
This may help you ....
http://www.lycoming.textron.com/main.jsp?bodyPage=/productSales/engineSelectionGuide/320.html
yakker
16th Aug 2004, 12:26
bose
Anyone tell me what the exact HP of a LYCOMING O-320-E2A
is?
Exact Power. No, unless you put each engine on a calibrated dyno, then make adjustments for the atmospheric conditions.
S-Works
16th Aug 2004, 12:56
I meant as per the book not an individual engine. I am not that naive.
Anyway final 3 greens constructive link was what I needed, the particular engine in this aircraft is rated at 160hp. many thanks.
Lowtimer
16th Aug 2004, 13:00
Hmm... a useful reference site, that, but for the Pipers I know well, (Warrior II, Archer II/III, Super Cub 95) they look like somewhat optimistic "brochure" figures.
yakker
16th Aug 2004, 13:57
Sorry Bose but you did ask for EXACT power, not what Lycoming hope their engine will produce when new and on a good day, as lowtimer says 'brochure power'.
bookworm
16th Aug 2004, 14:22
bose-x
I have the O-320 series operator's manual. Do you want the maximum sea level power at max RPM, or something more suited to cruise?
S-Works
16th Aug 2004, 14:25
thanks bookworm. "average" cruise and speed would be ratehr handy if you could oblige?
bookworm
16th Aug 2004, 15:03
Sorry, to clarify it's just the engine manual, not an aircraft manual. If I give you full-throttle power vs RPM at a number of altitudes, will that help?
dublinpilot
16th Aug 2004, 15:50
The Cruiser 140 that I fly will give 100kt ias at 2000ft, with a rmp of 2350.
Hope that helps.
dp
S-Works
16th Aug 2004, 17:17
bookworm, yes it would thanks.
Lowtimer
16th Aug 2004, 18:41
Bose-X,
I believe Skyline at Little Gransden are operating two or three Cherokee 140s, one of them (i think it was Victor Oscar) was supposed to be a particularly nice example. It's not far from you so might be worth trying one out to see what numbers it delivers and whether you find it a pleasant experience.
bookworm
16th Aug 2004, 18:42
O-320-A and -E running on 80/87 (sorry, no figures given for 100LL)
Normal Rated 2700 RPM 150 HP
75% cruise 2450 RPM 110 HP
65% cruise 2350 RPM 97 HP
(Footnote says O-320-E2A and -E2C have alternate rating of 140 HP at 2450 RPM)
Sea level full throttle power, full rich:
2200 RPM 126 BHP sfc 57.5 lb/BHP/hr
2300 RPM 131 BHP
2400 RPM 136 BHP sfc 55 lb/BHP/hr
2500 RPM 141 BHP
2600 RPM 145 BHP
2700 RPM 148 BHP sfc 57 lb/BHP/hr
Sea level full throttle power, best power mixture:
2200 RPM 128 BHP
2300 RPM 135 BHP
2400 RPM 139 BHP
2500 RPM 144 BHP
2600 RPM 148 BHP
2700 RPM 151 BHP
~ 3000 ft fiull throttle (26") power
2300 RPM 120 BHP
2500 RPM 129 BHP
2700 RPM 137 BHP
~ 6000 ft full throttle (24") power
2300 RPM 111 BHP
2500 RPM 119 BHP
2700 RPM 126 BHP
~ 10000 ft full throttle (20") power
2300 RPM 92 BHP
2500 RPM 99 BHP
2700 RPM 105 BHP
Hope that helps.