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From: W Atkinson <Walter@advancedpilot.com>
Subject: Re: [LML] EGT's on O-360
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Scotty:

**I have recorded EGT's in the 950 - 1150 range in flight at a variety=20=

of power settings (mainly WOT) About the hottest I could get it in=20
flight was 1150 - 1200.**

That doesn't sound right at all.
  =A0
**Just during a runup with the new probe, at 1800 rpm, we were seeing=20
1400 to 1500 EGT. I don't have my manuals handy for another 5 days.=20
What have you guys seen on your planes as a set of ballpark figures?**

That sounds much more in line with what is considered normal.

Walter=

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Scotty:


<smaller>**I have recorded EGT's in the 950 - 1150 range in flight at
a variety of power settings (mainly WOT) About the hottest I could get
it in flight was 1150 - 1200.**


</smaller>That doesn't sound right at all.

<smaller> </smaller>=A0

<smaller>**Just during a runup with the new probe, at 1800 rpm, we
were seeing 1400 to 1500 EGT. I don't have my manuals handy for
another 5 days. What have you guys seen on your planes as a set of
ballpark figures?**


</smaller>That sounds much more in line with what is considered normal.


Walter=

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