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Old July 31st 06, 05:48 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Frank Ch. Eigler
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Default OSH observation


"Dan Luke" writes:

[...] I was interested to hear the ever-more-urgent pleas from a
Cirrus flight of four to speed things up because their engines were
over-heating as they sat idling in line.

Didn't hear anything like that from any of the dozens of other aircraft
waiting to go. [...]


Maybe those others don't have engine monitors to make the worsening
situation obvious. A tightly-cowled big-bore engine will be stressed
if left to idle too long. First hand experience: I tried not to whine
about it on air beyond offering to depart VFR, but a 45-minute
take-off wait at KTEB last week made my IO-540s very unhappy.

- FChE
 




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