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In article , "N3722A"
wrote: I have a Sensenich 72CK-0-56 prop on my plane - is the "56" the pitch on the prop? yes. Also, can one have a prop "re pitched" so to speak to give more of a climb performance than cruise? It seems I once read (correct me if I am wrong) that this number (56) is the pitch and if one can have a prop reworked to a lower pitch (like 52) one can get a better climb performance. I suggest you contact Sensenich about the limits of re-pitching. I would think that changing the prop pitch would require either an STC or field approval (if not already covered by the original type certificate). For example, the STC to install a 160hp engine in my cherokee 140 also allowed either the original 58 pitch or a 60 pitch prop. Good luck. -- Bob Noel |
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