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October 4th 06, 01:25 AM
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Engine analyzers
The fuel totalizer is really great on long trips. I have it linked to
my Garmin 430 for "fuel at arrival" estimates en route. I also like the "mpg" readout for tuning mixture and headwinds. I agree. I especially like the feature that shows the number of gallons of reserve you will have at your destination. Once on a long trip with strong headwinds (5 hours!), It was very reassuring to know that after adjusting my cruising altitude, I would have a 20 gallon reserve. 
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