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Hi all:
I fly underneath a Class B airspace (Washington). My question is that while I am leaving the area on a flight, I will often end up climbing up higher as I get further from my departure airport as I get under the shelves that are higher up. When I am entirely free of the Class B, I pick a VFR cruising altitude that is appropriate, and at that point I lean the engine out on the 172. My question is, knowing that I will have frequent full power applications to climb out to higher altitudes, 1000 - 2000 - 2500 - 3000, etc., should I lean at each altitude, or is it better to just let it go until I have stabilized at my cruising altitude and then lean accordingly? aw |
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