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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] Re: leaning during climb
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Posted for Marcelo Pacheco <macpacheco@terra.com.br>:

Full Time Lean (don't know the last word). An advanced FADEC 
system could monitor each combustion cycle, using lean of 
peak operations almost full time. For example it could use 
rich of peak operations for maximum available power and go 
Lean of Peak from climb to landing, thereby completely avoiding 
close to peak operation, minimizing fuel consumption, reducing 
fuel octanage requirements and reducing engine wear and tear. 
George is working on such a system called Prism. This seems 
to be FADEC done right instead of the rich of peak only 
system continental is working on.

Marcelo Pacheco

> FTLR engines?