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Old 19th April 2003 | 20:43
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The idea of leaning the mixture is to allow the engine to produce maximum power. In the UK its not a big deal, but if you ever fly from any high DA airports then it can be vital to lean prior to take-off. [as in the Mixture - Best Power pre take-off checklist item].

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Old 19th April 2003 | 23:09
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Leaning the mixture is not necessarily, or even just, about producing best power, although it can be eg leaning for take-off at high density altitudes.

Best range or endurance is at least as important.

Financially, best economy by reducing fuel consumption is also a consideration.


Lean at all altitudes as long as the manufacturer's leaning parameters have been met.

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