P200
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RE: P200
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Is it possible for a P200 driven aircraft to go so fast that the turbine can surge or stall causing very loud pops or bangs?
Thank you
Warwick
Is it possible for a P200 driven aircraft to go so fast that the turbine can surge or stall causing very loud pops or bangs?
Thank you
Warwick
Hard to say. It depends very much on the installation, and whether it is an open install or closed. On an open install I doubt any problems can be caused by excessive speed (at least up to maybe 400 MPH)
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RE: P200
Thank you for the reply Matt.
The engine was in an Ultra Bandit that was excessivly over sped. It sounded like 3 rifle shots until the throttle was pulled. Have not had the time to check for structural damage. Not my aircraft, a friends whom I build for.
Thanks
Warwick
The engine was in an Ultra Bandit that was excessivly over sped. It sounded like 3 rifle shots until the throttle was pulled. Have not had the time to check for structural damage. Not my aircraft, a friends whom I build for.
Thanks
Warwick
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RE: P200
if while at the over speed the bandit was banked and yanked abruptly it could cause enough disturbance to the airflow into the intakes that it would starve a P-200 at max RPM and result in a compressor stall but flat and level shouldn't be a problem BUT a bandit with P-200 really shouldn't be pushed to that extreme.