2009 LANCAIR IV-P

General Specs (cont.)

Total Time:191

Engine 1 Time:191 SMOH

Prop 1 Time:191 SPOH

Useful Load:1400 lb

Condition:Used

Additional Classifications

Detailed Description

2009 Lancair IV-P Turbine, 191TT, Dual Advanced 5500 PFD/MFD displays, VRD 10 Avionics engine data display, Garmin GNS 530W Color IFR GPS/Com (WAAS), Garmin GTX 345 Transponder with ADSB In and Out, Fully coupled autopilot, Emergency "blow down gear" back-up kit, Air-conditioned, One Owner, Always hangared, never damaged, Complete logs.

Avionics / Equipment

Avionics: 
Dual Advanced 5500 PFD/MFD displays
VRD 10 Avionics engine data display
Dynon EFIS D10A
Garmin GNS 530W Color IFR GPS/Com (WAAS)
Garmin GTX 345 Transponder with ADSB In and out
Garmin SL 40 digital flip/flop Com
Fully coupled autopilot
Remote AP Control
VR Limiter
Electric trim

Airframe

Airframe Time: 191.2 Hours Total Time

Airframe: 
55 gallons in each wing and 45 gallons in the belly tank. Total 155.
Emergency "blow down gear" back-up kit
110 Lb baggage area (not pressurised)
Air-conditioned

Engines / Mods / Prop

Engine Time: 191.2 Hours SMOH on Walter 601D, 750 HP Turbine.

Prop Time: 191.2 SPOH

Interior / Exterior

Interior: 
Beautiful two-tone tan and grey leather seats with matching side panels and carpet. Perfect condition, Overall rated 10 out of 10.

Exterior: 
Stunning overall bright white with dark blue major accent and gold and silver metallic minor accents in perfect condition. Rated 10 out of 10.

Remarks

Annual Due:  June 2022
Useful Load: 1400 Lbs

History: 
One Nevada based owner since new. Always hangared, never damaged. Complete logs. Climbs at 160 Kts at 2500 Feet per minute. 750 HP. 40 gallons per hour. 315 Kts at 20,000 feet. 300 Kts at 10,000 feet.  Four minutes to 10,000 feet. Lands in 3000 feet. Takes off in 2000 feet.



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