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Guide to Dynamic Balancing V1.09
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Start Your Engine
Check with your engine manufacturer for specific information about ground
running aircraft engines.
Start the engine normally, watching for any shifting of cabling or equipment.
Let the engine warm up to reduce wear during the high RPM data collection.
Slowly increase the RPM of the engine until it has reached the desired RPM
(usually peak static RPM, or cruise RPM).
Verify that the DynaVibe RPM reading is accurate relative to the displayed
RPM. If the RPM is erratic or incorrect, this may indicate that the optical
sensor is not properly in-line with the reflective tape.
The DynaVibe will now display the measured RPM and IPS-phase. Be sure
the engine RPM remains constant during this process.
CAUTION:
Improper ground running of engines
can cause significant damage to the
engine.
Example: Lycoming recommends that the
engine be warmed up at 1000 RPM until oil
temperatures have stabilized or reach 140° F.
Full-static RPM should be maintained for not
more than 10 seconds. After operating at full
power, allow the engine to cool down
moderately.