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Lower cognitive load because you as the pilot wouldn't need to manually set the fuel mixture In the gallery here: https://cessnaowner.org/pilots-perspective-ce
by NegativeLatency 4y ago
Lower cognitive load because you as the pilot wouldn't need to manually set the fuel mixture
In the gallery here: https://cessnaowner.org/pilots-perspective-cessna-340/ https://cessnaowner.org/pilots-perspective-cessna-340/
The red controls are the mixture and have to be manually adjusted by the pilot, so you could potentially remove 1/3 of the controls from that area
- maximilianburke 4y agoPlus the associated gauges too (cylinder head temperature, exhaust gas temperature, fuel flow).
- TylerE 4y agoAbsolutely not. Engine health is VERY important, even in a fully managed "one lever" engine.