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Engine information
One of the things I like to do when viewing what is currently for sale online is also look up the registration information on FlightAware and see if the aircraft has flown recently. I also look at the registration information and for the engine information I see this: CONT MOTOR IO-360 SER (Reciprocating) Horsepower: 300. Not sure what the SER means and why do they list horsepower as 300? The exact thing is shown for every tail number I look up.
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SER is likely series.
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I agree! I spent some time searching around the web and found a good reference stating SER mean series. Search Assist provided this: "The "SER" in "Continental IO-360 SER" likely stands for "Series," indicating a specific variant within the IO-360 engine family. Mystery solved.
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