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> More fuel for the fire, or less actually
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post Jul 6 2004, 05:54 PM
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Why not run LOP, which also slows the flame front, and makes the engine run cooler and cleaner, with lower internal component stresses at any given power setting?




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QUOTE(anthony @ Jul 6 2004, 06:54 PM)
Can we get a glossary? :-)

LOP
ROP
TBO
MP
OAT
JPI

Lean Of Peak (EGT)
Rich Of Peak
Time Between Overhaul
Manifold Pressure
Outside Air Temperature
JPI - a sophisticated engine guage.

i'm not familiar with the JPI, but there's a very nice unit called the 'GEM' (Graphic Engine Monitor) that shows both CHT and EGT data per cylinder on a bargraph display. makes it very easy to tune based on load, temperature, and fuel flow. (load - via variable pitch propellor - kind of like a continuously variable transmission in a car - and fuel flow - via the mixture knob - are easily adjustable in operation by controls for this purpose)
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