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17 Nov 2017 14:45 #1 by Gordie Meade
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Mine is a C90-16F. It has a McCauley 7153 prop. I was thinking about trying a Sensenich 7153 since the McCauley is the original 1967 prop and design has improved some since then. Anyone using a Sensenich on a C85 or C90?

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16 Nov 2017 22:54 #2 by John Chirtea
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Is your engine a C-90?

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16 Nov 2017 22:51 #3 by John Chirtea
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Will check mag timing. Thanks.

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16 Nov 2017 22:39 #4 by Warren Hampton
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My 67 A2 had a 71-53 I fly out of a pave runway and A down hill dirt strip aways climb well even with Two guys 260 &230 have you check Mag timing?

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14 Nov 2017 20:50 #5 by Gordie Meade
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I'm almost at sea level, and with the 71/53 I get 2375 static. In the dead of summer with density altitude of 2800 feet (field is 225) and the canopy cracked open, I get about 4-500 fpm. In the winter with the canopy closed and density altitude of 1200 feet, I get 7-800 fpm.
Others would know better than I would but 2350 with that prop seems pretty anemic.

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14 Nov 2017 20:42 #6 by John Chirtea
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Hi Gordie:
My static rpm is 2350 with the 71/46. Although I think this is a climb prop, my climb performance is terrible. I take off on a grass strip, and know this slows me down. Does you 71/53 give you a good climb??
Thanks

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