N390MF - 2003 SYMPHONY AIRCRAFT SYMPHONY 160
Aircraft Summary
General
Year
2003
Manufacturer
SYMPHONY AIRCRAFT
Model
SYMPHONY 160
Condition
Used
Registration #
N390MF
Description
The Symphony 160 is a single engine, two-seat, high wing, fixed tricycle landing gear, Normal Category, FAA certified VFR/IFR aircraft. Blending traditional concepts with the latest technological and ergonomic developments in light aircraft aviation, the Symphony 160 offers an affordable and easy flying experience for even the most inexperienced student or private pilot.
The flying surfaces are of standard aircraft aluminum construction. The fuselage structure is steel tubing with a non-structural fiberglass shell. The robust steel tube fuselage, the aluminum wings and control surfaces along with the non-structural L-285 fiberglass exterior shell bring together the best combination of materials available on the market. This serves to guarantee high performance and durability, making the Symphony a new standard in this category of aircraft. At 2,150 lbs. maximum takeoff weight and up to 700 lbs. carrying capacity, the Symphony 160 offers unique versatility not usually found in general aviation aircraft.
Engine
Manufacturer Textron Lycoming
Model O-320-D2A, 160 horsepower
Type 4 cylinder, direct drive, horizontally opposed
Maximum RPM 2,700
Induction System Carbureted
Oil Capacity 8 quarts
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Fuel
Type 100 LL AVGAS
Capacity 32.5 gal.; Usable: 30.2 gal.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Propeller - Standard (cruise)
Manufacturer MT-Propeller
Model 86 R 140-3D P-244-3
Composition Composite with stainless steel leading edge
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Propeller - Optional (climb)
Manufacturer Sensenich Propeller
Model 74DM6S11-1-56
Composition Aluminum
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Performance at 2,150 lbs.
Service Ceiling 16,400 ft.
Cruise (74% pwr @ 8,000 ft.) 128 KTAS
*Rate of Climb (MSL) MT Standard Prop 710 fpm
Stall Vs (flaps up) 60 KIAS
Stall Vs (flaps 40°) 51 KIAS
Landing (MSL-over 50 ft. obstacle) 1827 ft.
Landing (ground roll) 715 ft.
Take-off (MSL-over 50 ft. obstacle) 1309 ft.
Take-off (ground roll) 982 ft.
VNE 162 KIAS
Exterior noise (take-off) 69 db
Limit loads +3.8 to -1.5g (flaps up)
Note:
*Rate of Climb (MSL) Sensenich Climb Prop 915 fpm
Performance data based on International Standard Atmospheric Conditions (ISA) Current PAS Demonstrator, Garmin 430, 420, 340, GTX-327. Price Reduced $10,000.
Airframe
Total Time
230.0
Avionics
Avionics/Radios
Garmin GNS-430 with GI-106A VOR/LOC Glide Slope Indicator
Garmin GNC-420
Garmin GMA-340 Audio Panel
Garmin GTX-327 Transponder
Vision Microsystems VM1000 and EC100 with Fuel level, OAT/CAT, and Chronometer systems
Recommended For You
View All(Recommended For You)Aircraft.com does not own the rights to the images displayed on this site. We do not have information regarding the original seller or source of these images unless explicitly stated.


