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2006 VULCANAIR P-68 Observer
Aircraft information
General description
This 2006 Vulcanair P68 Observer 2 is a versatile twin-engine aircraft with only 970 total hours, offering outstanding visibility thanks to its distinctive high-wing design and panoramic cockpit windows. Equipped with a modern avionics suite including three Aspen indicators, a GNS-430W, GNS-430, and a KFC-150 autopilot, it ensures precise navigation and operational efficiency. The aircraft features a camera hatch, making it ideal for aerial survey and observation missions. Maintained in excellent condition, this P68 Observer 2 combines reliability, performance, and exceptional field of view, making it a perfect choice for a variety of special operations or cruise flights with 5 or 6 seats installed.
Annual: October
Maintenance: Last annual/100-hr inspection completed in October 2024 at 941 TT.
Airplane time
Engine(s)
Lycoming IO-360-A1B6 rated at 200 hp
TBO 2000 hr or 12 years recommended
l/h 971 SN: leak test 72 / 75 / 75 / 76 of 80 psi
r/h 971 SN: leak test 72 / 75 / 75 / 76 of 80 psi
Propeller(s)
Hartzell HC-C2UF/FC7666A-4, 2-blade
TBO: 2000 hr or 6 years recommended
l/h: 971 SN r/h 971 SN
Interior
Excellent interior with Grey/Brown leather seats (9 of 10)
Exterior
Allover White with Red stripes in excellent condition (8 of 10)
Avionics
Audio/Marker: Garmin GMA-340
COM/NAV/GPS: Garmin GNS-430W
COM/NAV/GPS: Garmin GNS-430
Transponder: Garmin GTX-330
Engine instruments: Garmin 2 x GI-275 EIS
Autopilot/flight director: King KFC-150 incl. ALT preselect
PFD/MFD: Aspen 3 x Evolution PROMAX
Options
"Standby instruments: horizon, airspeed, altimeter"
ELT
Garmin USD hub
Main wheel fairings
Camera hatch
15A output for camera system
Air Conditioning
Strobe lights
Extended fuel tanks (670 liters)
Garmin Connext Flight Stream 210
Remarks
History: This aircraft was registered as N78AG until 2016. It is registered as N528SA since then. It has no known damage history. In July 2012 both engines and props where repaired because of metal in the oilfilters.
Aircraft Subject to Prior Sale or Removal from Market without Notice. Specification Subject to Verification by Purchaser.
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Seller
Klaus Kuehl
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