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Old May 12th 05, 02:15 AM
wingsnaprop
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Default DeltaHawk Diesel

Anyone else see this? I told you this Engine was Gonna Kick Ass! ..
I know.. no one likes an 'I told you so'.. sorry...

http://www.deltahawkengines.com/perfor07.shtml

2.5 Gal/hr @ 11,500 ft @ 2000 RPM / 135 Knots in a Velocity W/ 160 hp
engine thats about... what? 60% to 65% power..?

So ( and assuming truth in advertising, Which the People at DeltaHawk
Have proven to ME time and time again that they are honest and
forth-coming about their progress and Problems...)

we got 2.5 gal/hr @ 60% @ 11,500 ft ... HHHHHMMMMMMmmmmmm....

Lycoming looks like about 5.5 Gal/hr

 




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