SocialFlight Live! Mike Busch on LOP Operations

[@scottstp7084]

I like to watch this video every few months to keep it fresh in my mind

[@halfSpinDoctor]

Mike Busch is the best! Love all of these interviews, thank you for making them available on KZbin. His books are also great.

[@eddiematthias6049]

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[@israeltommy3604]

@Eddie Matthias Yea, been watching on instaflixxer for since november myself =)

[@andressergio1532]

@Eddie Matthias yea, I have been watching on InstaFlixxer for since november myself :D

[@Helibeaver]

Mike is the man. Love the posts where he is involved

[@emmanuelmazzella6457]

Very interesting, documenting, probably the best LOP video, thank you Mike for your thorough ex plantation 👍👍

[@apfelsnutz]

I'm a Navion owner...E-225-4 flying lean of peak for years... 1900hrs. on the engine ! Been following you for years ! Here in Rosamond, Ca..

[@stevegenzoli6158]

Outstanding interview! Mike is always a wealth of information, and Jeff your ability to almost sense what your audience is thinking and when an additional level of clarification is needed is uncanny. I finally think I grasp the LOP concept even though I have been flying it for years. Well done!

[@ryanedwards7741]

Thank you this is great stuff not seen anywhere else.

[@markor2476]

At 35:20 operating at that CHT protects you from operating the engine at combustion pressures that would hurt the engine. It's an indirect indicator.

[@shawngrenier3107]

Interestingly the Cirrus LOP assistant has you hit the red zone every time at a fairly slow progression. After watching this, I wonder if that is the best way to do it.

[@chantereaudominique8855]

I have a question. What can explain why when CHT are high Oil temp is low. Numbers such as cht 430 F and oil 150 F during climb . Thanks

[@JustAnumbr]

The heat is being expelled by exhaust rather than being transferred to metal cylinder or oil.

[@christopherbrown1730]

Mike contradicts his previous statement, "I fly full throttle. If I could find a way to land full throttle, I would." What is it? Reduce throttle or fly full throttle?

[@christopherbrown1730]

Also, diesel engines are more efficient because diesel fuel has more energy per unit volume than gasoline.