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Old May 19th 05, 03:23 PM
Mike Rapoport
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"Peter Duniho" wrote in message
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Actually a constant speed prop converts HP into thrust about the same at
all (reasonable) altitudes. That is one of the great advantages of a CS
prop.


Really? I just assumed that with air density lower, the prop (CS or
otherwise) had less air available to move, and thus could not produce
sea-level thrust.

I guess in that case, my longer take-off runs are solely due to the higher
true speed required. Still, that's a significant effect. I just don't
want anyone thinking that a turbocharger makes high-altitude takeoffs just
like sea-level.

Pete


The CS prop simply changes its angle of attack in response to the lower
density..

Mike
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