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Old 27th Aug 2012, 14:44
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O235 overspeed

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I'd be grateful if someone could explain how serious a temporary overspeed on a fixed pitch prop equipped O235-L2A is?

Redline is 2800rpm and it briefly went up to 3000rpm for 1-2 secs during manoevring. I've grounded the aircraft and informed our maintenance organisation. They are getting back to me, but I wondered if anyone had any experience in either inspecting or repairing such an event.

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As it was a momentary overspeed not exceeding 10% of max rpm, it's not a disaster.
Here's a link to Lycoming SB369, which refers to overspeed limitations and inspections.
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thanks Steve, the maint org reviewed this and we are cleared to fly again

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