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December 2nd 06, 09:18 PM
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Altimeter 3066
At the coldest place in the carb. It depends where the
probe is installed. If in the throat, then you might want to see 100° F, if at the throttle plate /venturi, then just solidly above freezing. "Newps" wrote in message . .. | | | Jim Macklin wrote: | | Using carh heat on the ground, | | In cruise flight carb heat should be set to give a carb temp of approx | 45-50F. 
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