N321JE - 2004 DIAMOND DA40
Aircraft Summary
General
Year
2004
Manufacturer
DIAMOND
Model
DA40
Condition
Used
Registration #
N321JE
Description
DA40-180 with Garmin G1000, Premium Interior Package, Complete Logbooks
The DA40 has accumulated a very low accident record, particularly with regard to stall and spin accidents. Its overall and fatal accident rates are one eighth that of the general aviation fleet and include no stall-related accidents. The level of safe operation is attributed to its high aspect ratio wing, low wing loading and benign flight characteristics in addition to the fuel tanks being placed between two carbon fiber spars. The aircraft can be trimmed full nose up, engine set to idle and it will descend at 600-1200 feet per minute at 48 knots (89 km/h) hands-off, a lower rate of descent than the competitive Cirrus SR22 can achieve with its airframe ballistic parachute deployed.
In a 2011 analysis by Aviation Consumer magazine, the DA40 was shown to have a fatal accident rate of 0.35/100,000 hours, the lowest in US general aviation and considerably better that the Cirrus SR20 and SR22 with a combined fatal accident rate of 1.6/100,000 hours, despite its full aircraft parachute system. By comparison, the Cessna 172 has a fatal accident rate of 0.45/100,000 hours.
Typical cruise speed is 140 knots burning 9.5 gallons per hours. With fuel fuel, you have 648 lbs. of people and baggage you can put in the cabin, which would give you a range of 448 miles (3.4 hours) with a 1 hour reserve.
This is a two owner Diamond DA40 that has seen it?s maintenance treated with an open checkbook.
Many desirable features are included with this aircraft include:
1.Increased Gross Weight Mod - 888 lbs. of useful load
2.XE Vision HID landing and taxi light
3.Standard 40 gallons of fuel (no aft CG issues)
4.Two bladed Scimitar propeller (less weight than the 3 bladed non-composite propeller
5.All software and SB?s are up to date on the G1000 (very important)
Airframe
Total Time
780.0
Airframe Notes
Total Time 780
Engine
Engine Notes
780 Since new on Engine
Props
Prop Notes
780 Hours since new Hartzel Scimitar Propeller
Avionics
Avionics/Radios
DA40-180 with Garmin G1000 including:
GDU 1040 Primary Flight Display
GDU 1040 Multi-function Display
Remote Avionics Equipment Mounting Rack with Line Replaceable Units
GDC74 Integrated Digital Air Data Computer
GRS77 Attitude & Heading Reference System
Dual GNC53 Integrated VHF COM/NAV/ILS/GPS Radio Modules
GTX33 Integrated "Mode S" Transponder with Traffic Information System
GEA71 Airframe/Engine Interface Unit
GMA1347 Digital Audio Controller with Digtal ATC Playback Recording
GMU44 Magnetometer
KAP 140 Autopilot with Altitude Hold & Preselect w/ G1000 Interface
Standby instrumentation
Garmin Integrated VFR Terrain Awareness System
GDL69A Satellite Data Link - With XM Weather
Integrally-lit, laser-etched polycarbonate switch panel overlay
Sennheiser "Tip Power" ANR headset Jacks
Tanis Engine Preheater System
4-way Baggage Compartment System
Premium Care Package
Exterior
Exterior Notes
Exterior Trim - Standard DA40 - Copper with Black Accent - Rated a 7.5
Interior
Interior Notes
Interior Trim: DA40 - 2004 Premium Interior Package - Rated a 8.0
Inspection Status
Inspection Status
ELT Due 7/2015
IFR Due 7/2015
Annual Due 7/2014
Complete Logbooks
Maitenace History:
2013
Update G1000 Soeftware to version 321.22 using STC.
AD 2011-14-10 complied with and SB 342F as well
2012
New tires
New races and bearings on wheels
New emergency battery
New G1000 fuses
New rubber pad on right gear
Complied with nose gear inspection
Overhauled MFD
2011
Complied with MSB 40-046 and AD 09-10 nose gear inspection
New Battery
Complied with AD 10-25-01 rear passenger door retaining bracket
Install M20 oil/air seperator
AD 09-26-12 N/A ECI Cylinders are not installed
Propeller dynamically balanced
2009
New Standby gyro emergency battery
New rudder cable kit
Completed with Ad 2009-10-04 for nose gear
New brakes
Complied with MSB 40-054 by reinforcing the pitot, static and stall warning line installation
Compled with MSB 40-058 by installation of new circuit board assembly on the auxiliary wire to the alternator.
Installed new fuel pump
Replaced heater shroud
Performed 500 hours mageneto inspeciton. Overhauled left mag, new right mag
Compled with MSB 40-433 by inspecting exhaust system
2008
Gross weight increased completed
2 Year Compass calibration completed
Nose gear 200 hour/12 month inspection completed
Nose gear AD 2007-17-06 and Diamond MSB 40-046 completed no defects noted
New landing gear tires
Replaced turn coordinator
Performed autopilot gyro alignment
Replaced PFD
Upgraded G1000 operating software from version -08 to -12
Performed transient voltage suppressor inspection per Diamond
Removed and installed new alternator and battery scat hoses
Complied with AD 2002-26-01
New rocker cover gaskets
2007
AD 07-11-21 Fuel selector shaft U joint completed next due 1302.9
Replace ELT battery
Installed XeVision HID lighting for both taxi and landing lights
Compled with AD 02-26-01
2006
Replaced insrument back up battery pack
Replaced fuel pump
Replaced faulty GDC 74A
Adjustment to autopilot for heading being 10 degrees off
2005
MSB 40-0301 Fuel Selector U-Joint Inspection Completed
Replaced the left and right main gear rubber strips
Update G1000 system software SB 0519
Replace aircraft battery
Installed GDL 69A Weather Receiver
Performed SB 0553
Upgraded IGRF from version 2000.00 to 2005.00
Performed Service Bulletin 0522Replaced defective GDC-74A
MSB 40-033 Exhaust Riser Inspeciton comleted
Replaced all exhaust risers with improved risers from Diamond
2004
SB 511 on KAP 140 complete
SB 0418 on G1000 complete
Complied with Garmin Service 46901990 and 46901862
Aircraft Delivered
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