Air-to-Air Cessna P210

[Lowflynjack]

 

[gdwindowpane]

Great pics as always Jack! What is that thing under the right wing?

 

[GRG55]

Great pics as always Jack! What is that thing under the right wing?

Radar antenna pod

 

[Lowflynjack]

Radar antenna pod

Yep!

 

[Old97]

Great shots as always. Cool plane as well.

 

[champ driver]

And again Jack, nice set of photos. Got some time in the P-210, I enjoyed flying it, a bit heavy, but a good solid IFR plane. I remember one time I wasn't down in time to make the crossing on an ILS before the FAF. So I asked for and did a 360 on the LOC to make the FAF at the altitude I needed.

 

[Polarisguy]

Great set of pics Jack. Thanks


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[Scott@KTYR]

Looks great

 

[texasclouds]

Nice!

 

[timwinters]

Beautiful shots Jack as always! But the subject? Well, I've never been a fan. Don't know who copied who.

 

[Lowflynjack]

Beautiful shots Jack as always! But the subject? Well, I've never been a fan. Don't know who copied who.

Thanks! I was really happy with the sunlight on this one. One of those great days!

I like the smaller windows on the P210. I think it lets you know it's a much more capable machine. That being said, I think even the owner made a submarine comment!

 

[Tantalum]

I like the smaller windows on the P210

In addition to making the plane look more "legit" it also makes it look larger and more substantial

 

[BrianNC]

Great pics!

I'd love to have a P210 with a Vitatoe conversion.

 

[Lowflynjack]

Great pics!

I'd love to have a P210 with a Vitatoe conversion.

Thank you.

I had to look that conversion up. Looks like it would make it even more of a beast!

 

[BrianNC]

Thank you.

I had to look that conversion up. Looks like it would make it even more of a beast!

It makes the plane what it should’ve been in the first place. 215 KTAS at altitude on about 17 to 18 gallons an hour plus pressurization.

Here’s a great review by Rick Durden for Aviation Consumer:

https://www.thefreelibrary.com/Turb...ent,+quieter:+Vitatoe+Aviation...-a0330144113

 

[Frostyline]

Hi Jack, Great picture! Do you have an AC on board? I am looking for a P210 now that does not have AC in it. want to find out how long it takes to cool down inside the cabin at 6-8000 level during a hot summer day. Thank you!

 

[Lowflynjack]

Hi Jack, Great picture! Do you have an AC on board? I am looking for a P210 now that does not have AC in it. want to find out how long it takes to cool down inside the cabin at 6-8000 level during a hot summer day. Thank you!

Thank you.

It's not my plane, I just take the photos! Looking at photos I took of the panel, it does have switches for air conditioning, so I'm assuming it has it or at least did at one time.

 

[frfly172]

Nice ,as always.

 

[Lowflynjack]

Here's the final result.

 

[BrianNC]

Nice @Lowflynjack! You could just put FLYING at the top of that cover and reminds me of the old issues. And that is a compliment. Great photography!

 

[Lowflynjack]

Nice @Lowflynjack! You could just put FLYING at the top of that cover and reminds me of the old issues. And that is a compliment. Great photography!

Thank you!

 

[Zeldman]

want to find out how long it takes to cool down inside the cabin at 6-8000 level during a hot summer day.

MSL or AGL.??

Here in the southwest 8000 MSL and you will never cool down. However at 8000 AGL you will cool down a couple hours after the sun goes down....