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Old September 3rd 06, 01:58 AM posted to rec.aviation.owning
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Default Shadin Fuel flow

Jim:

Given the choice, I think a multiprobe engine analyzer is a more useful
investment, particularly in a twin. It's amazing watching those CHT's climb
on a hot summer day, where a single probe probably wouldn't show any
potential problems. It also allows for more accurate leaning, and tells
exactly which plug is having a problem when one gets fouled.

I have a Shadin fuel flow as well as an engine analyzer, and really believe
that for around the same amount of money the analyzer is much more useful.

Good luck.

Jim N


 




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