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Engine Killers – Abnormal Combustion Events in Aircraft Piston Engines
Abnormal Combustion Events Will Eventually Kill Your Aircraft Piston Engine. Most aircraft piston engines still rely on technology from the 1960s and 70s. They lack modern sensors, knock detection, or advanced engine control units. This makes them vulnerable to detonation and pre-ignition—two forms of abnormal combustion that can destroy your
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Mike Patey‘s Three Strikes Policy
A Sport Metaphor May Save Your Life. I recently watched one of Mike Patey’s videos titled “I’ve Lost 4 Friends in 60 Days – Aviation
Three Reasons Why We Recommend GAMIjector Fuel Injectors
Efficiency, Reliability, and Longevity. Recently, a customer asked me why we are such advocates for GAMIjector fuel injectors and lean-of-peak operation. I replied with three
Temperature Really Matters
Understanding Critical Temperature Limits We’ve frequently addressed temperature limits in our discussions, exploring both their significance and, occasionally, their lack of it. It’s crucial to
Advanced Leaning
Mastering Aircraft Engine Leaning – Introducing “The Red Fin” Concept and Considerations for Optimal Operation In a previous blog post, we delved into the intricacies
Aircraft Troubleshooting
The Pilot-Owner, Not the Aircraft Mechanic, Should Take Charge of Troubleshooting I’ve observed a surprising behaviour among many aircraft operators over the years. Strangely enough,
Exhaust Valve Failures
How and Why Exhaust Valves Fail, and How to Avoid and Detect It! The intake and exhaust valves are essential components of an aircraft engine.
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