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		Troy Maynor
 
 
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				 Posted: Wed Dec 12, 2012 4:35 am    Post subject: EGT Indications | 
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				Hi All,
 I have a 912S and recently have noticed a trend of higher exhaust gas temps on the rear two cylinders. I know that CHT will read higher on the two rear cylinders but not sure if that same reason would apply to EGT as well. The temps are just 20 to 30 degrees below max. About to take off the cowlings and start my annual and wanted to hear some thoughts on this subject from you all. 
 Thanks.
 Troy Maynor
 Europa Monowheel Classic
 195 hours
 912S
 
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		jconnell(at)fmwildblue.co Guest
 
 
 
 
 
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				 Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 11:31 am    Post subject: EGT Indications | 
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				Interesting reading in current issue of Sport Aviation.  See link  below:
   
   http://www.sportaviationonline.org/sportaviation/201212#pg28
   
  It sites CHT responds to EGT in regards to fuel burn and rpm (especially  totally air-cooled engines).  Your heads have oil cooling to help.
  Any major changes in outside air temps?  Where are you  located?
 
  
 Joe Connell
  Kitfox II N95JJ
   
  Time: 04:35:48 AM PST US
 Subject: EGT  Indications
 From: "Troy Maynor" <[url=wlmailhtml:{D2A9DF50-ED32-413E-A794-867F9EC58360}mid://00000004/!x-usc:mailto:wingnut54(at)charter.net]wingnut54(at)charter.net[/url]>
 
  Hi All,
 I have a 912S and recently have noticed a trend of higher  exhaust gas temps on
 the rear two cylinders. I know that CHT will read higher  on the two rear cylinders
 but not sure if that same reason would apply to EGT  as well. The temps are
 just 20 to 30 degrees below max. About to take off the  cowlings and start my
 annual and wanted to hear some thoughts on this subject  from you all. 
 Thanks.
 Troy Maynor
 Europa Monowheel Classic
 195  hours
 912S
   
 
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