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PA28-180 B Power Settings

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greenbaron

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There is no power setting chart in the Model B POH. For break-in of an overhauled engine, Lycoming recommends cruise at power settings above 65%, and preferably in the 70% to 75% of rated power range, for the next 50 hours/ until oil consumption stabilizes. The manual does have a true airspeed and rpm vs standard altitude chart that would seem to show %power settings...but what is standard altitude? Do they mean to say pressure altitude? Density altitude? :confused:

Also, as far as leaning, what is considered better to use for break-in, leaning for power or economy?
 
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