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Posted for "Jim Nordin" <panelmaker@earthlink.net>:
Bob,
Thanks for the information but frankly you're over my head. I'm just a
physical chemist with little metallurgical training and even less in the
intricacies of these engines. I'm simply pointing out, we as owners and
users of expensive machines, should rely on empirically derived decisions to
save our hardware rather than theory or OWTs.
I would never recommend coming to idle at 20,000' (or any very cold
altitude) as a reasonable method of loosing altitude -- and I think all on
the list would agree. I think all of us know gradual and calculated changes
in our aircraft operations are preferred in all our activities excepting
emergencies.
Clearly your knowledge and experience of this subject is above my
understanding. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Jim
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