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Old 8th Sep 2009, 11:55
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Probably also to do with new students transitioning onto more advanced American GA aircraft ... not having to get used to new rpm parameters. The new Tecnam light twin also has the same certified engines running MT hydraulic props, 140kts at MTOW, 110kts on one engine and climb 500 fpm at 80 kts. I hear first one sold in Oz to a central Qld cattleman.
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Old 8th Sep 2009, 12:34
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I'm REALLY hanging out to see how the twin model actually performs in the real world. I guess it would be conceivably possible to climb that weight with a 912 at full fine pitch in ideal conditions. Pity they are expensive, but with 912's up top running costs will be a fraction of something like a Seminole.

Without looking at the specs I would have guessed props would be electric pitch.
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Old 8th Sep 2009, 13:04
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I'm just wondering if Tecnam couldn't be arsed taking new pic's so instead just googled one of them vulcan air things



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Old 8th Sep 2009, 13:28
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I pretty much guessed that, tecnam is a subsidiary of vulcan air I presume then?
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According to the Tecnam Italy website, the Pascale brothers have been building aircraft for 50 years. The company 'Partenavia' was a joint venture with an Italian Govt parastatil. In the model identifier 'P' is for Pascale, the designer and in the case of the Partenavia '68' the year it was designed.

A Google pulled up this Oz link to the twin:

Aircraft for Sale, Plane Sales, Planes for Sale – Aviation Advertiser ? – Online Magazine Tecnam’s P2006 twin – a sneak preview

Tecnam is a privately owned company and not linked to Vulcanair which seems to be associated with Alenia.
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Old 3rd Nov 2009, 08:27
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thread drift

well it's interesting to see how a statement about an aircraft down from basair turned into a technical discussion on parte's
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Old 3rd Nov 2009, 10:44
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"well it's interesting to see how a statement about an aircraft down from basair turned into a technical discussion on parte's"

Thats nothing.....once heard a conversation about the innards that make up a starter motor turn into a discourse on how to best violate a mallard! Took about 3 minutes from memory! Ah.......AFTS......thems were the days!
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