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March 3rd 05, 03:01 PM
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yupyupxav wrote:
Carburator icing is most likely to happen between +5 and - 15° Celcius http://www.ez.org/carb_ice.htm 
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March 3rd 05, 03:22 PM
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Thanks Dave! I have always wondered if the susceptibility of preasure
carburetors, like the one in my Helio, to carb icing was different than for float-type carburetors. Now that I see that it is, the question is "Why? Mike MU-2 "Dave Butler" wrote in message news:1109862423.178218@sj-nntpcache-3... yupyupxav wrote: Carburator icing is most likely to happen between +5 and - 15° Celcius http://www.ez.org/carb_ice.htm
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March 3rd 05, 04:44 PM
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Mike Rapoport wrote:
Thanks Dave! I have always wondered if the susceptibility of preasure carburetors, like the one in my Helio, to carb icing was different than for float-type carburetors. Now that I see that it is, the question is "Why? I dunno. I just happened to have the link. I have no knowledge beyond that. I'd be interested in the answer, too. There are some references on the web page. Dave "Dave Butler" wrote in message news:1109862423.178218@sj-nntpcache-3... yupyupxav wrote: Carburator icing is most likely to happen between +5 and - 15° Celcius http://www.ez.org/carb_ice.htm
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March 3rd 05, 05:43 PM
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It seems that there must be an error on the chart since it doesn't show
icing for pressure carburetors from 80% to 100% RH. I assume that it was an error made when the chart was converted to color. Mike MU-2 "Dave Butler" wrote in message news:1109868574.240872@sj-nntpcache-3... Mike Rapoport wrote: Thanks Dave! I have always wondered if the susceptibility of preasure carburetors, like the one in my Helio, to carb icing was different than for float-type carburetors. Now that I see that it is, the question is "Why? I dunno. I just happened to have the link. I have no knowledge beyond that. I'd be interested in the answer, too. There are some references on the web page. Dave "Dave Butler" wrote in message news:1109862423.178218@sj-nntpcache-3... yupyupxav wrote: Carburator icing is most likely to happen between +5 and - 15° Celcius http://www.ez.org/carb_ice.htm
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