Hello all,
What is everyone using for CHT/EGT indication? I currently don’t have anything installed in the plane and would like to get some kind of EMS system to monitor EGT/CHTs. What are you all using if any?
Thanks!
Matt
CHT/EGT Indication setups
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Re: CHT/EGT Indication setups
I'm like you, nothing, nada, zip on the little c85-12.
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Re: CHT/EGT Indication setups
I have an EGT on cylinder 1. I don't find it to be of much use. I find that leaning until it starts running rough then richen till smooth works just fine and is quicker than watching EGT numbers on a gauge. I would rather have CHT on the hottest cylinder if I wanted to monitor anything.
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