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'''A:''' Assuming that you have the mixture correctly leaned according to your altitude and atmospheric pressure, then another possibility is that you are accumulating carburettor ice which results in loss of power. Apply carb heat and the ice should slowly melt. Notice that if the engine starts to cough when you apply carb heat, it means that ice is being melt and is a sign that icing was indeed your problem. To reduce the cough during the melting process, lean the mixture.

This aircraft is undergoing a constant development, which can be followed on its [https://github.com/Juanvvc/c172p-detailed repository], where a [https://github.com/Juanvvc/c172p-detailed/issues list of issues and future enhancements] can also be found.