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Al Gietzen wrote:
I'd say get a prop load on there, and adjust mixture, get some readout of
what's going on. I don't think you necessarily want the thing spinning over
6000 on first startup anyway.
Way ta' go, Bob. Several people have given the advice to put a load on the engine, but if you're buying parts as you progress (like me) you may not have a prop yet. A 4ft section of wooden fence post will make a nice, disposable load though.
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