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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: TSIO-550_e and MT 4 Blade
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Posted for erosiak@comcast.net:

  I have the TSIO-550-E and MT Four blade prop on my ES. I do run
conservatively though (65%).  I perform the ground prop check at 1500 RPM. No
problems with anything to date, however, I only have 275 hours. I just
celebrated the airplane's fourth birthday..
  
  At 100 KIAS, no power, the airplane will descend at 1500' per minute. Pull
the prop back and it's like a hand from underneath is pushing the airplane up.
  The descent is then reduced to approxiamtely 640 per minute after the pull.
  
  Ed Rosiak
  Super ES