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Old April 25th 04, 07:16 PM
Pete Schaefer
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Sure, but you might find that it can only handle 50% continuous power (or
less), which would put it way behind what, say, a DeltaHawk can do. Unless
you have a ton of money, time, and aircraft engine development
experience................


"Bryan" wrote in message
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I have need been able to find any real specs on this engine except that it
has an aluminum black with steel reinforcement and sleeves. Should be

light
for the available power. Might be able to go without gear reduction just
using a prop shaft with thrust bearings coupled directly to the crank or
flywheel.



 




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