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brasher801

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It's been really cold lately. I fly a Cherokee 235, and wonder when I should use carb heat. I know the manual does not call for it most of the time. My question is more along the lines of who uses it and when. I find that pilots will typically find better guide lines than the POH on these kind of issues. I need real world not test pilot found on this day.
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