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2-Stroke Maintenance: Borescopes & Inspecting for Carbon Build-up

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N523SK

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I've been making use of the EAA's expansive collection of videos related to 2-stroke maintenance & operation. And last weekend I watched...

"Is your Two-stroke engine about to fail?" (Bryan Carpenter, Rainbow Aviation),
"Inspect 2-stroke Engine for Carbon Deposits" (Bryan Carpenter, Rainbow Aviation), and then
"Borescope Demonstration" (Dick Koehler, EAA)

And all three of those videos got me to wondering:
  1. How often do most owners inspect the combustion chambers for carbon build-up?
  2. How do most owners go about inspecting the combustion chambers for carbon build-up?
  3. How many owners use a borescope to inspect the combustion chambers for carbon build-up?
TIA,
Eric Pretorious
Portland, Oregon
 
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