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Rule of thumb for TO when needing 27"

jukelemon

New member
Louisville, KY
Aircraft Year
1977
Aircraft Type
112B Hot Shot
Reg Number
N377SB
Serial Number
526
Hi all.

Is there a way to determine the right dial in prior to TO for achieving 27"mp as opposed to having to apply brakes/full throttle/dial in on the runway?

Do you guys do this at run up to prep for TO?

Thanks.
Jason
 
Re: Rule of thumb for TO when needing 27"

Hi all.

Is there a way to determine the right dial in prior to TO for achieving 27"mp as opposed to having to apply brakes/full throttle/dial in on the runway?

Do you guys do this at run up to prep for TO?

Thanks.
Jason

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Re: Rule of thumb for TO when needing 27"

Hi all.

Is there a way to determine the right dial in prior to TO for achieving 27"mp as opposed to having to apply brakes/full throttle/dial in on the runway?

Do you guys do this at run up to prep for TO?

Thanks.
Jason

I can't think of a scenario where this would apply. If you're concerned about your MP, you're either at a high altitude, or on a short field - either case I'm holding the brakes.
 
Re: Rule of thumb for TO when needing 27"

I can't think of a scenario where this would apply. If you're concerned about your MP, you're either at a high altitude, or on a short field - either case I'm holding the brakes.
Makes sense and good point.

Thanks
 
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