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From: Don Walker <drwalker@gbis.com>
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Brian,
     Timing is one of the few things I didn't have to mess with.  Once 
all the other problems were taken care of and the CAS was spaced 
correctly, the engine started and ran fine.  What a day!  I am using the 
EC-2 default setting for the renesis as programed by Tracy and have not 
even paid much attention to it or even checked it.  Good luck on your 
next flight.  I assume you are using the EM-2 and EC-2.  What prop are 
you using?  You make a good point on checking for CO.  I just have one 
of those stick on cards and should borrow a real meter as I am running 
SS flex tube also.
Don
RV-8 renesis 76/88 cato