A new era of performance and style has arrived for Mooney aircraft owners with the FAA’s approval of Hartzell Propeller’s latest STC’d propeller system for the Mooney M20 series. Hartzell Propeller, a Signia Aerospace Company, is a global leader in advanced propeller design and manufacturing. The newly certified carbon fiber composite two-blade propeller, now officially named Outlaw, was developed to deliver the same market-leading performance as Hartzell 2-blade metal propellers with significant weight saving and unlimited life blades.
Jon Stoy, Hartzell Propeller’s Vice President of Sales and Marketing commented: “We were excited to invite the aviation community to help us name this propeller, and the response was remarkable. Outlaw stood out as bold, energetic, and fitting for the freedom Mooney pilots feel in flight. Donna’s entry perfectly captured that spirit.”
The Outlaw weighs just 38 pounds, compared to 58 pounds for the 2-blade metal propeller, a savings of 20 pounds. And the Outlaw saves 28 pounds compared to the 66 pounds 3-blade option. The carbon fiber composite Outlaw is the latest Hartzell propeller to be added to the Top Prop Conversion Program. The Outlaw name was submitted by Donna Jones, Vice President of Davis Aviation in Bristol, Tenn., and selected from more than 300 entries received during Hartzell’s Name the Prop contest at AirVenture 2024. Jones’s winning entry was chosen by popular vote from five finalists after an engaging round of online and social media polling. As the winner, she received $500 in Hartzell merchandise and earned naming rights for the newest addition to the Hartzell Propeller lineup.
The final contest voting breakdown highlighted the enthusiasm and engagement from the aviation community, as they decided between the Outlaw, Excalibur, Maverick, Journey and Bullet.
The Outlaw is a lightweight, carbon fiber, two-blade composite propeller with unlimited life blades and no operating restrictions. Designed for enhanced performance and reduced weight, it is now available under a new Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) covering the Mooney M20 A through G and M20J models.
Key features of the Outlaw propeller include:
The winning propeller was showcased at AirVenture 2024 alongside a crowd-sourced idea wall, where attendees pinned their proposed names to a large display using custom prop-blade cards. The success of the initiative reinforced Hartzell’s commitment to building strong relationships with general aviation pilots, owners, and enthusiasts.
Hartzell Propeller continues to innovate by combining advanced propeller technology with authentic engagement across the aviation community. The Outlaw is now available from Hartzell’s Top Prop Performance Conversions through the company’s network of authorized dealers and service centers.
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