Does the AF3500EM deliver an alert when it detects the engine is being shock cooled like some EI instruments??
Does the AF3500EM deliver an alert when it detects the engine is being shock cooled like some EI instruments??
Noone has answered this one yet?
If this alert isn't activ. maybe it's a good idea for the next software update?
270 hrs per Sept 2013 on my first RV-7; "Wilco"
Now final assembly on my second -7; "Kermit"
3500 EFIS in Wilco.
4500s and 3400s in Kermit.
Great products and customer support from AFS!
My opinion would be that we really don't need an alert in this area. There is is no proof regarding shock cooling effects, especially on the normally aspirated engines we fly. Lot's of wive's tales out there.
Vic
.... even though there's no proof regarding shock cooling etc, the warning could be optional, just as all the other options in the system.
Then people who didn't want it, wouldn't have to.
270 hrs per Sept 2013 on my first RV-7; "Wilco"
Now final assembly on my second -7; "Kermit"
3500 EFIS in Wilco.
4500s and 3400s in Kermit.
Great products and customer support from AFS!
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