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November 15th 05, 01:02 PM
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leaning in climb
Hi everyone. I have a leaning question. The POH for my 152 says that the
mixture should be leaned to best power after passing 3000 feet in the climb. However in other places in the POH (and the Lycoming site) they say not to lean when at 75% power or higher in cruise. My question: Is the engine developing less than 75% power during the climb; and is this why leaning in the climb is OK? Does this guidance in the POH seem contradictory to anyone except me? Thanks for all your help. Matt 
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