I fly a Cessna cardinal with a 180 horse lycomings engine. Should the variable prop
be set to 2400 rpm and manifold pressure at 24 as soon as practical after take off. Or
should the prop remain in and 2700 rpm through out the climb until reaching your
cruising altitude. We are having this discussion with claims that higher rpm will help
keep oil temperature cooler on a hot day.
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