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Subject: Re: [LML] Leaning using the MVP50
From: Colyn Case <colyncase@earthlink.net>
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If you are running ROP you want to reference the first.
If you are running LOP you want to reference the last.
I've always ignored the automated stuff because JPI had it wrong and I =
never looked back.

On Oct 2, 2011, at 10:08 AM, Ronald STEVENS wrote:

> Hello guys
>=20
> I was playing with the MVP50, and I was trying to use the lean =
function of this unit. But it starts to confuse me, as it seems it shows =
the LOP number on the first cylinder that got lean ?!=20
>=20
> I might be seeing this wrong but on the MVP50 after leaning it shows =
the first and last cylinder that peaked (upper right corner), the first =
cylinder shows for example 50 degrees LOP and the last only 20 degrees =
LOP, but the engine monitor shows the first cylinder as the main temp =
LOP ! (big numbers)
>=20
> Now I might be wrong but I was taught to use the richest (last) =
cylinder to lean on........any suggestions?
>=20
> Thanks -- Ronald (>73 hours and counting)
>=20
>=20
>=20
>=20
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