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Old 05-15-2012, 11:23 PM
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Great work Klem 0.5g was the original FM setting. As suspected the value has never been changed just the cut effects.

I really don't understand this debate. Change your habits pull and don't push... Easy. Damn nobody ask you to turn gay !

I think you are missing the point Tomcat. No one is disputing the phenomena just the onset. The fact is normal every day control inputs like setting up a cruise descent can result in the cutout they didn't in real life for such everyday piloting tasks .... it was referred even back in the day as "Negative G cutout or effect". All we are suggesting is getting the onset values correct.
Thx to the doc you have provided, we hve alrdy computed the inner pressure in the carb and the fuel flow and see that the flow is impacted with even a very minor value of neg accel.

That is why the cut out effect start as soon as you are in condition where the load is < 1G. There is no physical delay unless it is very low (the 0.1G value). Of course the effects are marginal (slight rpm decrease). But here they are.

It's wrong to search for a magical number where you wld experienced a transition. It's simply progressive all around the 1G down to 0G load in an asymptotic way (1/x² as it's is a pressure value).
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