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Old January 19th 07, 03:41 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting,rec.aviation.student
Paul kgyy
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Default Figuring out what affects my speed

Probably the temperature. At 25" MP and 2520 rpm, I'd guess you would
be running about 78% power under standard temperature conditions
(15C?). But at -1C the denser air is giving you additional power
output so you're probably closer to 80%. This is harder than most of
us would be willing to run at 5000 ft. Peak EGT at this power setting
is also asking for engine detonation.

 




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