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Grandpa Aerotart
Well I have been having a little fun the last few days..
Did the hunter/gatherer thing and caught dinner
Played in this...its so nice having mates with good toys.
and this
So where have I been playing?
Did the hunter/gatherer thing and caught dinner
Played in this...its so nice having mates with good toys.
and this
So where have I been playing?
Grandpa Aerotart
It wasn't you know.
We actually caught 10 but most were female and 1 undersize...only those two made the ultimate culinary sacrifice.
NZflyingkiwi she is actually a 1952 model Cessna 195 with a 7 cylinder Jacobs R915 developing 330hp on takeoff at about 26in mp/2200rpm...and flys as she looks.
We actually caught 10 but most were female and 1 undersize...only those two made the ultimate culinary sacrifice.
NZflyingkiwi she is actually a 1952 model Cessna 195 with a 7 cylinder Jacobs R915 developing 330hp on takeoff at about 26in mp/2200rpm...and flys as she looks.
Last edited by Chimbu chuckles; 13th Apr 2009 at 09:34.
Grandpa Aerotart
Tin do you know why they started back at low numbers again after the 195... C120, C140, C170, C180, C185 all being later designs?
I don't understand what you found to dislike about the 195...great fun aeroplane.
Very nice to sit in. LOTS more elbow room...much better ergonomics than the 180/185. Easier to taxi, poor fwd vis notwithstanding, and easier to fly than either the 180 or 185. Mind you JTM has 330hp as opposed to most which have either 245hp or 275hp.
Climbs at 1200'/min and cruises at 140-145kts. For an ethusiast (someone who doesn't mind wiping off oil that the engine decided was surplus to requirements) a C195 might just be the perfect private aircraft.
I don't understand what you found to dislike about the 195...great fun aeroplane.
Very nice to sit in. LOTS more elbow room...much better ergonomics than the 180/185. Easier to taxi, poor fwd vis notwithstanding, and easier to fly than either the 180 or 185. Mind you JTM has 330hp as opposed to most which have either 245hp or 275hp.
Climbs at 1200'/min and cruises at 140-145kts. For an ethusiast (someone who doesn't mind wiping off oil that the engine decided was surplus to requirements) a C195 might just be the perfect private aircraft.