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Cc: eevacation mail.com[jeevacation©gmail.com] From: Sent 6:23:12 PM Subject Boeing 727 specs Sir, Please find the web link to Mr. Epstein's Boeing Super 727-100 (Volsan Conversion),.This aircraft is the only - 100 B727 with -219 engines installed on #1 and #3 positions, giving maximum performance,. if you have any questions please don't hesitate to call me. Sincerely, Larry Visoski Chief Pilot httoliwww.controller.com/listinosdetail/aircraft-for-sale/BOEING-727-100/BOEING-727-100/1125132.htm ednesday, July 13th, 2011 BOEING 727-100 Hide Main Picture Email This Financial Calculator Add To Aircraft Of Interest Print This EFTA_R1_00537589 EFTA02028817 IReset Special ZOOM Features Hide Thumbnail(sl Manufacturer BOEING Model 727-100 Price Call Location Washington, District Of Columbia Condition Used Serial Number 20115 Registration Number N908JE Total Time 33555 Hours Number Of Seats 29 EFTA_R1_00537590 EFTA02028818 Introducing the finest Boeing Valsan Supper 727 in the world. Detailed Description For Sale: 1969 Super Boeing 727 Valsan conversion New SFAR-88 compliant long range fuel tanks completed January 2010 Fresh C check and lower bilge completed January 2010 FAR 125 approved Airframe: Time Since New: 33,555 Cycles Since New: 22,282 Maintenance Program: MSG-3 Program / 24 month "C" Check Intervals Engine Specs: ENGINES: PRATT-WHITNEY #1 ENGINE #2 ENGINE #3 ENGINE JT8D-219 JT8D-7B JT8D-219 S/N P726121 S/N P654373 S/N P726122 TSN 3,675 TSN 35,196 TSN 3.675 CSN 1,537 CSN 23,398 CSN 1,537 Engines #1 and #3 AD 2003-16-05 (Amd. 39-13258) Insp. Of 7th through 12th Stage HPC Complied 7/19/05 (Timco Service Order 216005), next due 7/15/2014 Engine #2 AD 2003-12-07 (Amd. 39-13192) Insp. Of 7th through 12th Stage HPC Complied 7/27/2005 (Timco Service Order 216006), next due 7/27/2013 Note: Entire AD and Service Bulletin History available upon request Auxiliary Power Unit: Allied Signal: GTCP-85CK S/N P-36019 Total Time Since Overhaul: 1,110 Modifications/Conversions: 8+ Hours long range Avionics/Radios: EFTS: Dual Honeywell EDZ/MFD 805 NP: Honeywell SP-50G Integrated with Honeywell FZ-500 Flight Director Computers RADAR: Honeywell Primus WC-880 with Lightning and Turbulence Detection COMMS: Triple Collins VHF-422B with 8.33 spacing EGPWS: Universal TAWS blended with Sundstrand MKVII Windshear Alert NAVS: Dual Collins VIR-432 Flight Phone 2 Wulfsberg Flite Phone w/5 handsets ADF(s): Dual Collins ADF-462 RMI(s): Dual Aeronetics BDI-303A DME(s): Dual Collins DME-442 TDR(s): Dual Collins TDR-94D with Elementary Surveillance (ELS) HF: Dual Collins 6187-5B HF w/selcal CVR: Fairchild TCAS: Honeywell TCAS II with 120 mile range for over water crossing FDR: Fairchild 800 with 11 Parameter {Digital} ELT: Integrated 406MHZ UR NAV: dual Universal 1D Plus with revision 802. Blended with Dual 12 Channel GPS and EFTA_R1_00537591 EFTA02028819 riple Honeywell Laser Refs. UR NAV: Single Honeywell Laser Trak with Skylight CDI 500 MAP: Argus moving Map ELEPHONES: Universal Sat Phone installed, located in cockpit and V.I.P. office in cabin. Iridium Sat Phone, location cockpit, Wulfsberg Flite phone 6 installed cockpit and office. dditional Equipment: Baker M1045 Audio Panels 29 PAX Interior Honeywell DL-900 Data Loader Long Range Fuel Tanks riple Davtron Clocks Master Bedroom with Private Lavatory and Integrated European Style Shower Dual EFIS Master Switches eber Underfloor Forward Airstair Cabin CD Player Entertainment System inglet Systems Inc. Winglets BFGoodrich Engine Conversion RVSM Approved Exogrid Modular Interior, engineered for maintenance, reduced noise levels and weight avings Forward Airstairs Long Range Oxygen System with Remote Service panel Dual Main Batteries provide back-up APU starting and increased redundancy Dual High Capacity 60hz cabin converters Exterior: NEW Paint being Completed ear Interior: 2009 Interior: New carpet, September 2009 Cocoon he 29-passenger interior was specifically designed to enhance the surroundings unctionality during long range travel. he forward Salon offers two-cabin privacy and berthing capabilities. he mid-cabin Galley is designed to offer full preparation of meals over long flights. he mid-cabin Lounge is expansive and open for meetings and your dining pleasure. n Aft full complimented office offers a place for private meetings and dining area. he Stateroom is complemented with a Queen Size Bed and sitting area with a fully private Master Lavatory and integrated shower. indow treatments through out the aircraft are outfitted with Spragen window shades (electric in the Office and Stateroom) behind tinted glass. he Exogrid style interior and special insulation package along with a totally re-engineered air distribution system gives the passengers an exceptionally quiet cabin throughout all phases of flight, and is installed under a Page Avjet S.T.C. with full supporting ocumentation. Forward salon has retractable 42 plasma with home theatre system Inspection Status: Fresh C Check completed January 2010 by FlightStar Aircraft Services, Jacksonville Fl. IRCRAFT WEIGHTS' (in Lbs) Max Takeoff Weight: 174,500 (58727-28-0108) Basic Operating Weight: 103,253 Empty Weight 100,250 ero Fuel Weight 109,053 EFTA_R1_00537592 EFTA02028820 Total Fuel Weight 70,500 Auxiliary Tanks {Fuel} 20,000 Max Taxi Weight 175,000 EFTA_R1_00537593 EFTA02028821

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