From: "Ron Laughlin" <ronlaughlin@hotmail.com>
To: lancair.list@olsusa.com
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Subject: Re: Hot Engine Starting
Date: Thu, 20 Dec 2001 10:18:54 -0600
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Simon,

I grew tired of trying to guess what the right combination mixture, 
throttle, fuel pump and voodoo enchantments might get my engine started when 
hot, cold or somewhere in between. While some folks seem to sort of enjoy 
that ritual, I just wanted to get the thing started easily and reliably. I 
bought a "Slick Start Mag Booster" from Aircraft Spruce for about $250. 
Simple three wire install. It's only energized while the starter is cranking 
so it has no effect on engine performance. My fuel injected engine now 
starts as easily as my car, hot or cold.

While it would seem odd to "fix" a fuel / air problem with a mag booster, it 
really did work for me. It shoots enough voltage through the plugs that they 
fire even when they are flooded, fouled, frosted or whatever. The fuel / air 
mixture doesn't have to be near perfect to achieve ignition. Solved my 
starting problems completely.

Ron Laughlin
L2K #56

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