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November 28th 06, 11:12 PM
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Most Important Control On My Plane
Most important control
Start switch Jerry "Charles Talleyrand" wrote in message oups.com... Type of plane I have a VFR Cessna 150. Most important control Radio transmit .................................................. ........................................ 
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November 29th 06, 03:46 AM
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Most Important Control On My Plane
Jerry wrote: Most important control Start switch Or stop switch. When I had the Chief I once had a bad mag ground that prevented the mags from shutting off. Since the Chief has no idle cut off mixture all I could do was to shut the fuel valve off and sit and wait, and wait, and wait. -Robert
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November 29th 06, 02:58 PM
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Most Important Control On My Plane
Robert M. Gary wrote: Jerry wrote: Most important control Start switch Or stop switch. When I had the Chief I once had a bad mag ground that prevented the mags from shutting off. Since the Chief has no idle cut off mixture all I could do was to shut the fuel valve off and sit and wait, and wait, and wait. -Robert With the old Stromberg carbs on those things one can maybe run the RPM up to 1200 or so, yank it back to idle, and just as the engine is reaching its lowest RPM you slam the throttle wide open. It'll usually quit. The lean mixture on decreasing RPM and the lack of an accelerator pump will starve it enough to quit. But it's still better to run it out of fuel, for safety. I do that with my A-65. Dan
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November 29th 06, 12:53 PM
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Most Important Control On My Plane
Gas Cap
"Jerry" wrote in message m... Most important control Start switch Jerry "Charles Talleyrand" wrote in message oups.com... Type of plane I have a VFR Cessna 150. Most important control Radio transmit .................................................. .......................................
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November 29th 06, 09:24 PM
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Most Important Control On My Plane
Wallet.
Lee McGee Mount Aukum, California "Steve Foley" wrote in message news:xpfbh.6539$ki3.5887@trndny01... Gas Cap "Jerry" wrote in message m... Most important control Start switch Jerry "Charles Talleyrand" wrote in message oups.com... Type of plane I have a VFR Cessna 150. Most important control Radio transmit .................................................. ........................... ..............
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