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Posted By: Hal Brown
Date Posted: Mar 5, 2008
Description: Sunrise from about 13,000 feet over the Sierras just south of Lake Tahoe in the distance.
Date Taken: Mar 5, 2008
Place Taken: Sierras
Owner: John Spratt
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Category: 302, Sierra Seareys
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Dan Nickens - Mar 05,2008   Viewers  | Reply
    Hard core, John. What was the OAT?     
  
John Spratt - Mar 05,2008   Viewers  | Reply
    12F&#186;, but the cockpit was a cozy 70&#186;F with heater at full afterburner! I wore my gloves when holding the camera out in the slipstream!     
  
Dan Nickens - Mar 06,2008   Viewers  | Reply
    Even a thin blooded Floridian would be tempted to venture out into such unhuman temperatures for a sight like that, John.     
  
Steve Gromak - Mar 06,2008   Viewers  | Reply
    John, were all your engine temp.'s in the normal operating ranges? Your running an oil thermostat aren't you? Great shot ...what was your 'N' again?? Oh, never mind I see it : )     
  
John Spratt - Mar 06,2008   Viewers  | Reply
    No thermostats, coolant or oil, but I am still looking for an inline coolant thermostat. My theory is that if the engine is around 180&#186;F then the oil will be within limits. The OAT was 12&#186;F and cruising around at 4800rpm the oil was 145 and the cylinder heads were 150     
  
Ed Irizarry - Mar 06,2008   Viewers  | Reply
    John, how did it respond at 13,000? Close to stall? Any prop adjustments?You have a 914 Rotax?     
  
John Spratt - Mar 06,2008   Viewers  | Reply
    With the turbo the Rotax 914 thinks it is at sea level and gets full power (115hp) to 8000 feet and climb power (100hp) to 16,000 feet.     


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