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Old October 4th 05, 05:34 PM
lardsoup
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Default Warrior cruise RPM settings

I rent a Warrior from a local FBO and usually set the RPMs to 2400 in
cruise. It gets about 110kts at
2400. But that seems too slow. Heck I've been getting 110kts from one of
their C152s. Rereading the
POH I see that the cruise RPM settings can be 2500 or 2600. So I'm curious.
Where do others run their
Warriors while in cruise. I'm not concerned about fuel burn because fuel is
included in the rental price
and my typical flight is around 2 hours. I know an old Warrior is no SR-71,
but I want to at least try for
some more speed. Thanks.



 




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