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June 24th 05, 07:50 PM
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50 degrees rich of peak
Ok. Just want to see if I have this correct. When leaning using an EGT
gauge the 172R POH says to lean untill the EGT needle peaks then enrich to 50 degrees F rich of peak EGT. So the EGT temperature will be 50 degrees less than the peak reading. Right? 
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