REFLECTOR:ENGINE MONITORING
Scott Derrick
reflector@tvbf.org
Wed, 09 Apr 2003 11:05:40 -0600
All cylinder EGT and CHT, absolutely!
You'll thank your self over and over.
There are so many scenarios where a multi-cyl egt/cht gauge will save
your bacon and your pocket book. Not to mention the numerous times when
you'll hear some engine burble or cough and you look at your egt-cht
gauge and see that all 4 or all 6 are marching along in formation as
they should... Or you see a low egt on cyl #4 and you know immediately
who's causing the problem, this is especially helpful during a runup.
Scott
Tom Martino wrote:
> I am one of those weirdos with an IO-540 on the standard fuselage. When
> it comes to monitoring engine temps (CHT &EGT), do you think it's
> necessary to probe every cylinder?
>
> If I was to choose only one or two cylinders top probe, which would you
> choose? Closest to the firewall? or aft cylinders?
>
> Any info would really help!
>
> Tom Martino