I have the vernier mixture control on my M-10.
                         Mary in Oregon
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    From: Larry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
    To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
    Cc: Coupe-list <[email protected]>
    Date: Thursday, May 11, 2000 06:52 AM
    Subject: Re: [COUPERS] [COUPERS-TECH] stromberg carb.
    
    
    You mean a vernier throttle wasn't stock?  Mine has one.  I just
thought they came
    that way.  I would think that spinning it as fast as you can would
take about an
    hour to get to full throttle.  I do like the verner control when
making minor
    adjustments while in flight, but while on the ground it would seem
much too slow a
    rate of change.  Perhaps spin it until she's above 1000 rpm, and then
push it in.
    By the way, I want a vernier control for my mixture control.  Anyone
out there got
    one installed?  When flying, I'm always above 7000 ft. msl.  I try to
lean it with
    the standard push/pull, but it's too difficult to know where you are
with the
    mixture.  I do know that she runs better if leaned, and the mixture
control
    certainly does work.  I've heard all this about the mixture control
being useless,
    but I know it works.
    
    Larry
    
    Greg Bullough wrote:
    
    > Some time in the distant past, someone retrofitted 06H with a
    > vernier throttle.
    >
    > I had been adamantly against such things until I dealt with a
    > Stomberg carb. Now I think it's a pretty smart deal. If you
    > spin it about as fast as you can, you get a nice rate for
    > stumble-free advances.
    >
    > Besides, I'm getting used to how much is needed for a little
    > power to arrest sink on final, etc.
    >
    > Greg
    >
    >
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