From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] Re: leaning during climb
To: lml
Date: Tue, 20 Aug 2002 16:21:56 -0400
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Posted for "Shannon Knoepflein" <kycshann@kyol.net>:

Obviously they could if they wanted to, but I don't think they ever
will, as they still think we are all too dumb.  Maybe some day.  I asked
them at OSH specifically just that, and they said they didn't have any
plans for it, and followed with some incoherent mumbling as to why,
which I promptly ignored.

I don't think George will change his mind.  His system should work great
in the hands of a slightly experienced operator that understands how to
use it, and has the proper engine monitoring tools.  That's why I'm
first in line to get one.

And to Rob:  I do have a "blower" so I will be able to get that power
back, so :P  Also, with the cooling issues on climb/cruise I've heard
from some Lancair owners, as well as the experience I have with these
problems in our own new Cirrus SR22 (IO-550), I think the cooling
benefits of LOP operation are VERY real and not something to just
dismiss.  400 degrees is not acceptable IMHO.  I'll gladly give up a
couple knots (or, just push the knob in to bit more :P) for an engine
that runs long and hard to TBO and beyond.....I'm new to this, and don't
even consider myself knowledgeable, much less an expert on this subject
(like George), but it does make sense to my little engineering
mind.......

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Shannon Knoepflein   <--->   kycshann@kyol.net