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EASA ticks Cessna 414A with four-blade MTV-14
The installation of the four-blade props provide a shorter take off distance, enhanced climb and cruise performance and less weight than the original propellers.
MT-Propeller received EASA STC #10043106 Rev.1 for the installation of the four-blade MTV-14 Propellers on the Cessna 414A Series, with and without RAM IV and VII.
Read this story in our December 2023 printed issue.

MT-Propeller has received EASA STC 10043106 R1 for the four-blade natural composite MTV-14-D-C-F/CF188-30() propeller on the Cessna 414A series with or without RAM IV and VII powered by the TSIO-520-N or -NB or TSIO-520-NB engines modified per FAA STCs SE4327SW, SE09104SC or SE091261SC.

The FAA STC is in progress.

MT-Propeller vice president Martin Albrecht says the installation has the following advantages:

- Bonded on stainless steel edges for best erosion protection of the blades

- Shorter take off distance of approximately six per cent (SL, ISA conditions)

- Enhanced climb by up to five to eight per cent (SL, ISA conditions)

- Cruise performance increased by approximately three to five kts (MTOW, ISA conditions depending on altitude and power setting

- Approximately 20lbs less weight than the original propellers

The long time proven MT-Propeller natural composite blades provide significant inside and outside noise reduction. They have no life limitation and are repairable in case of a FOD.

They also provide best vibration damping characteristics for almost vibration free propeller operation.

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