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My fuel flow at takeoff

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skywag

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My fuel flow at take off power/sea level is = 17 GPH, measured by a correctly calibrated JPI 450.

What are you getting?

This thing has no cylinder head temp gage, I am surprised.

Sorry....67' PA-28-180C
 
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