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![]() "Tman" x@x wrote in message . .. Flying a lot of 152s and 172s with carb heat lately. When inbound, I've I think I'm going to follow a new SOP. Turn the carb heat off on mid-final. Reasoning: no carb, esp a warm one is going to ice up in 30 seconds, sets me up better for a go-around, and will prevent this stumble business (I did test it out at altitude, and it prevents or at least seriously mitigates the stumble). thoughts? T Then again, how hard is it to shove in the carb heat knob while you advance the throttle in a Cessna? They are right next to each other. I have always just pushed in the carb heat knob at the same time as I advance the throttle, not that difficult to do, even using the same hand. Randy L. -- Remember: Any landing that you can walk away from, is a landing that you can be fined, sued, or prosecuted for. |
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