REFLECTOR: New Plane - New (sort of) Engine dilemma
Hiroo Umeno
humeno at microsoft.com
Tue Sep 6 11:27:52 CDT 2005
It looks like I am in a bit of a pickle and I am wondering how others
might have worked through this problem.
I have an engine that is essentially being completely re-built from the
ground up. When done, it will be in the "0 HSMO" state. I also have
the plane that is being finished up at this point. The two will be
re-united soon (I hope).
Now, as I look through the engine manual, it requires me to keep the RPM
fairly high during the burn-in process. But with the plane being "brand
new", taking it to a cruise altitude isn't an option. Keeping the RPM
high on the ground for a long time also seems problematic since there
will not be enough airflow to keep the cylinders cool. I can do "high
speed taxi" but that still is not a "sustained high RPM" the engine
manual requires.
How have others worked through this problem?
FYI, I have Franklin on Velocity SUV.
Hiroo
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