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Old 9th January 2008 | 12:36
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IVOPROP Experiences

I am looking for feedback from anyone who has some recent experience (good or bad) using a three blade IVO propellor (ground adjustable).

I am particularly interested in hearing from anybody using one on a Continental 0-200 or similar direct drive unit.

We are interested in upgrading a Permit aircraft and wondered if this was a sensible way forward.

I have done a search and seen a wide range of comments from the US. Some past comments are really bad but it is possible that things have improved since then (2003).
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Old 10th January 2008 | 00:14
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I'd have a word with the PFA - sorry - LAA

I seem to remember seeing a list of approved engine/prop combinations on their web site a while ago.
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Old 10th January 2008 | 13:00
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znww5,

Thanks for that but the reason I am asking is because the LAA need information before they will consider adding a new prop to the list.
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Old 10th January 2008 | 13:17
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From memory the PFA were very negative on the use of ground adjectable props on direct drive engines. There are a few approvals for Warp Drive props on Continentals (I'm applying for one shortly to boost the number a bit!).

However from memory there are not any Ivoprops over 65hp on geared engines. The approvals list will cocver the UK experience, getting anything the LAA will believe from elsewhere - best of luck. Possibly Australia as they ahve a not dissimilar approval process but anywhere else is unlikely to cut much ice.
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Old 10th January 2008 | 14:32
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“Thanks for that but the reason I am asking is because the LAA need information before they will consider adding a new prop to the list.”

Based on other people’s experience of trying to add new props, you may find it a lot more work than you expect.

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