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In rec.aviation.owning Stefan wrote:
wrote: Now granted these are turbojets, not turboprops, but it appears to me that making small turbines is possible... Nobody ever said that it's not possible. It's just not economical and will never be. Stefan Several people have said that but I've yet to see any analysis (with numbers) to back up that contention. Since (current) turbines are terribly inefficient at low throttle, I can see the problem with an aircraft that spends most of the time doing touch and goes. But where is the crossover point as dictated by the physics of turbines? C-182? C-209? Caravan? Whoops, that last one is already a turbine. -- Jim Pennino Remove -spam-sux to reply. |
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