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Re: 1974 C150/150 L - Low Time
Geoff Vincent #608827 09/12/20 01:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Geoff Vincent
Originally Posted by Brian Crane
Originally Posted by Geoff Vincent
One interesting thing about this plane that you can see evidence of in the third image of the original posting above. Sunlight shining onto the radio stack. I think it has the skylights, roof glass that the Aerobat used. I haven't asked Fred about that. When I see it I will find out.

I concur, that's exactly what you're seeing. It's very evident just above the carb heat handle.

You can barely see them if you zoom in on this photo [airport-data.com] I found in Airport-Data.com.
Brian, confirmed!
You have good eyes.
Geoff

Also, if you look at image 5, you can see what appears to be sunlight shining diagonally through the two skylights, out the pilot side window, and illuminating two patches of ground in the wing shadow.

And in picture 7, in the rear-view mirror above the photographer's shoulder you can see the seat-belt tray above the door is bathed in sunlight.

At least, I can't explain that light pattern without having skylights.

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Re: 1974 C150/150 L - Low Time
Kirk #608832 09/12/20 01:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Kirk
Also, if you look at image 5, you can see what appears to be sunlight shining diagonally through the two skylights, out the pilot side window, and illuminating two patches of ground in the wing shadow.

That's the best indication. Kirk is good at photo analysis. In the Miata forum, we used to play a game of "Where was this photo taken?". One guy was a former US Military Intelligence Officer, he was amazing at spotting little clues in the photo to come up with the correct answer, even when GPS location info had been removed from the photos.


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Re: 1974 C150/150 L - Low Time
Ed Figuli #608840 09/12/20 05:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Ed Figuli
Originally Posted by Patrick Lienhart
What’s the fuel burn when throttling a 150/150 back to 150/100 speeds (ie <100 kts)?

When I'm in normal cruise on my own I see about 7.5gph at 110 knots. Full power departure is about 13gph. But on departure I'm climbing at about 800fpm or so at full gross.

When I'm flying with Keystone Flight (a ragged group of Cessna 150s, 172s and those low wingers) we fly as fast as the slowest aircraft and I'll see about 6gph.

When I'm flying with Poobs I'm flying so slow that there is gas being put back INTO the tanks. (Just kidding, its about 4gph).


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Re: 1974 C150/150 L - Low Time
Fred Grimes #608888 09/13/20 01:32 PM
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I broke down and ask him. Skylights. Sent earnest money. Searching for independent inspection. Owner gave a clue who I might call. I’m feeling good about it. Didi knows I’m trying to upgrade and has not complained .

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Re: 1974 C150/150 L - Low Time
Fred Grimes #608890 09/13/20 02:42 PM
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Good news (I guess), Geoff. Really, just kidding. I think a 150/150 is great. Molly flies at between 80 and 90 knots, depending on air density. Seeing Uncle Eddie say Woodstock flies at 110 knots blows me away. That is faster than the C-172 we used to have!

Keep us posted on the details. It is exciting that you are buying a new airplane smile.

Re: 1974 C150/150 L - Low Time
Stacey Morris #608914 09/13/20 05:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Stacey Morris
Good news (I guess), Geoff. Really, just kidding. I think a 150/150 is great. Molly flies at between 80 and 90 knots, depending on air density. Seeing Uncle Eddie say Woodstock flies at 110 knots blows me away. That is faster than the C-172 we used to have!

Keep us posted on the details. It is exciting that you are buying a new airplane smile.

Keep in mind FAC (and others...) has a dark nose wheel, and it's in the wrong position.

That said, FAC's 150/150 SCREAMS!!!!!

150/150's rock the house.


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Re: 1974 C150/150 L - Low Time
Ed Pataky #608964 09/14/20 11:52 AM
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Originally Posted by Ed Pataky
150/150's rock the house.



I'll second that. smirk

If this transaction stays the course, Geoff is in for some mighty good times.........fun ones, too. whistle

I sure hope we can all hook up at Beaumont or some other place in the area so I can look this gal over as I selfishly don't want to wait until Clinton to see this big nose.....exciting times are on the horizon for sure.


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Re: 1974 C150/150 L - Low Time
Fred Grimes #609071 09/15/20 11:28 PM
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Still looking good. Looks like I'll go get it mid October

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Re: 1974 C150/150 L - Low Time
Fred Grimes #609073 09/16/20 12:03 AM
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You will love the skylights almost as much as the extra HP.


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Re: 1974 C150/150 L - Low Time
Ron Stewart #609077 09/16/20 01:03 AM
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Wow... this is gonna be a NICE bird!!!!! grin


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