Carb heat + Piper?
#31
I think once the ice melts by applying carb it, it wont freeze again after it melts. Think about every time you get carb. icing in the engine. Once you apply is the ice going to melt then freeze up again real quick? That just means the carb ice is pointless...
#32
Maybe I'm totally misunderstanding what you're saying, but based on what you just said, wouldn't that WORSEN the problem?
If you're already icing up while taking in frozen particulate, wouldn't *turning on the carb heat, melting the incoming particles, and having it re-freeze* (paraphrasing what you said... I think) over the existing ice be the last thing you'd want to do?
I mean, if turning ON carb heat below 32F in frozen particulate causes ice, how can turning the carb heat ON in the same conditions get rid of ice that's already formed? If you can turn it on to get rid of ice, I would think that leaving it on would prevent the ice from forming in the first place
If you're already icing up while taking in frozen particulate, wouldn't *turning on the carb heat, melting the incoming particles, and having it re-freeze* (paraphrasing what you said... I think) over the existing ice be the last thing you'd want to do?
I mean, if turning ON carb heat below 32F in frozen particulate causes ice, how can turning the carb heat ON in the same conditions get rid of ice that's already formed? If you can turn it on to get rid of ice, I would think that leaving it on would prevent the ice from forming in the first place
If you guys are still having issues, I'd gladly give you a call on my work phone(so I don't have to pay for the call ) Anyways, I think you guys are slightly overthinking the whole thing, but I also went too detailed also, so I apologize for that.
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