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07-27-03, 09:38 AM
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Engine Operating Tips/Rich or Lean of Peak
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re rop /lop
Ernie
Wonder why no one else has jumped in ?
There are a number of factors as to how you manage or treat your engines;
1) experience
2) type of 337
3) mission or profile
4) wx
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07-25-03, 07:33 AM
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TIT #
I really do not pay much or any attention to the TIT unless it hits 1500 + and that is only when I go thru the leaning process.
The TIT goes up with unburned fuel being burned in the exhaust and...
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07-24-03, 09:59 PM
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Engine Operating Tips/Rich or Lean of Peak
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leaning
Ernie
ROP = rich of peak
LOP = lean of peak.
< = less
>= more
Compare the TCM power / fuel specs and then compare the POH and note where the POH compares with fuel flows...........
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07-23-03, 07:57 PM
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re lean
Ernie
I didn't say lean ROP, I said "lean ROP or LOP to >60 ROP if necessary... depending on power".
Your POH shows max cruise settings and they are at PEAK EGT if you compare the fuel flows with...
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07-18-03, 08:21 AM
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re oil etc.
Richard
Perhaps the following might help. My oil stays clean for 20-25 hrs and then I change at 25-30 hrs. Plugs go for 100 hrs. Leaning is critical to maintaining clean engines.
1) lean, lean,...
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