| Thirty-two examples of the P.166 twin-engined light transport were produced together with 51 P.166M general-purpose military counterparts (for the Italian Air Force); five P.166B Portofinos; two P.166Cs; 20 P.166S
radar-equipped search, surveillance and coastal-patrol aircraft (for the South African Air Force as the Albatross); and four P.166-DL2s.
The last version was the ten-seat P.166-DL3 powered by two 438kW Avco Lycom-ing LTP 101-600 turboprop engines, first flown on 3 July 1976.
| A three-view drawing (1740 x 892) |
MODEL | P.166-DL3 |
ENGINE | 2 x Avco Lycoming LTP 101-600, 447kW |
WEIGHTS |
Take-off weight | 4300 kg | 9480 lb |
Loaded weight | 2650 kg | 5842 lb |
DIMENSIONS |
Wingspan | 14.69 m | 48 ft 2 in |
Length | 11.88 m | 39 ft 0 in |
Height | 5 m | 16 ft 5 in |
Wing area | 26.56 m2 | 285.89 sq ft |
PERFORMANCE |
Max. speed | 400 km/h | 249 mph |
Ceiling | 8840 m | 29000 ft |
Range | 2035 km | 1265 miles |
sven, 03.01.2017 02:02 An unmistakable aircraft in the air. It sounded like no other. reply | frank, e-mail, 24.11.2012 16:27 i experienced an accident in 80'while flying over the horn of africa.the 2th pilot playing a crossfeed,mistakely closed fuel to the left engine,thus starting a three-axis change on flight path.speed and fl 150.the aircraft performed very nice,so i can notice you today. reply | Barry, 05.07.2010 16:47 Two models were converted to PD1 standard by fitting P&W PT6A 121 trbo prop engines reply | Andrew Spring, e-mail, 01.01.2009 23:45 Some technical info can be found at www.p166.com reply |
| Micaela Wardell, e-mail, 06.12.2006 20:18 I am doing a report on this engine and was curious if you happen to know the total oil quantity, total compression per stage and the N1 and N2 operating RPMs. Also if there is a link to a picture of the engine itself. If so I would greatly appreciate this information. Thank You. reply |
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