Engine Operation Placard

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Engine Operation Placard

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Hello Everyone,

After my plane came out of annual it had a new placard placed next to the tach. "Avoid continious engine operation between 2150 and 2350 RPM" Only issue I have is that I cannot find that in my paperwork. I'm running the C145. Is this corrrect ? If so - I need to make new ones as the white paper stuck to the black overlay looks awful.

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Kyle
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What propeller do you have?
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George, It's a McCauley 7654
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Well, I'd ask the IA why he put it there then. The only restriction on the McCauley DM/MDM (1A170) is if it's installed on a Franklin...and even then the caution range is different than what you say is placarded.
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Post by Kyle »

OK - many thanks
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Post by doug8082a »

Kyle, if you don't have it already, the TCDS is available for download in the members section (of the website - not the forum). The RPM restrictions are contained within the document. It's also available from faa.gov.
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