1978 Piper Navajo Chieftain used
Description
The Piper Navajo Chieftain is a twin-engined light aircraft designed and built by the Piper Aircraft Company of Lock Haven, Pennsylvania. It is a high-performance version of the company's popular Navajo series of aircraft and was introduced in 1975. The Chieftain features a wider cabin and increased fuel capacity compared to the Navajo, as well as an increased gross weight and increased power from its two 250-horsepower Lycoming TIO-540-AJ1A engines. The Chieftain is also equipped with a Collins ProLine 21 avionics suite and optional weather radar. The Navajo Chieftain is popular among pilots and is used for a variety of purposes, including cargo and passenger transport, personal transport, and air ambulance.
Features
- Total Time: 4650
- Engine 1 Time: 300 SMOH
- Engine 2 Time: 300 SMOH
- Engines:
- Engine 1
- Lycoming TSIO-540-J2BD 350HP
- 300 SMOH, Nov. 2004, Signature Engines Ohio
- Engine 2
- Lycoming LTSIO-540-J2BD 350HP
- 300 SMOH, Nov. 2004, Signature Engines Ohio
- Propellers:
- New 03/2007
- Hartzell 4 Blade Q-Tip props
- 2 New Prop Governors
- Modifications/Conversions:
- Panther III Conversion
- Winglets
- 4 Bladed Q-tipped Props
- American Aviation Intercoolers
- Freon Air Conditioning
- Long Range 242 GAL Fuel Tanks
- Hot Props
- Heated windshield with Wipers and Pitot Heat
- Vortex Generators
- Increased Gross Weight
- Wing Lockers
- Nose Baggage
- Cargo Door next to the main cabin entrance
- Belted Lav Seat
- Nose gear quick disconnect
- Cleveland Wheels & Brakes
- Wing-tip Strobes
- Co-pilot Instruments.
- Avionics:
- Garmin GNS430 - IFR NAV/COM & GPS
- Century IV Altimatic II Autopilot w/Electric Trim & Slaved HSI
- Collins 351 #2 NAV W/GS & 251 COM Units
- Collins RMI
- Garmin Mode C Transponder
- ADS-B Out uAvionix skyBeacon
- Collins Audio Panel
- Shadin Digital Fuel Flow Indicator
- Bendix King Color Weather Radar
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