Does anyone know what the range, like 0 to 160, was on the airspeed indicators Cessna originally installed in the Cessna 120/140 aircraft.
Thanks in advance
Matt
Airspeed range
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Re: Airspeed range
This is mine, not sure if original, but the numbers appear to be correct.
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Re: Airspeed range
The 140 will have a white arc for flap extension speed.
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Re: Airspeed range
Something like this...
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Re: Airspeed range
I have several photos of panels, and the most original ones all have ASIs that top out at 160, like the one above. The one I have that's a copy of an early sales brochure, is not readable, of course.
John Cooper
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