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I once taught 3 people to fly in that make and model.
I teach to never ever touch throttle in any way until at least 1000 on take off unless you are going to stay in the pattern. Then not until pattern altitude. . Most engine failures occur with a throttle change. I don't want the thing to quit me at 500 feet. As slow as that plane is to climb, I usually left it to full bore until I'm close to my cruise altitude. Old CFI "Evan Salant" wrote in message ... I have read conflicting recommendations for take-off power in a M20J. Some people seem to suggest that it's best to reduce MP/RPM to 25/2500 after 500 feet, while others suggest full throttle/2600 until cruise altitude reached. Any thoughts ? |
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