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![]() "Allen" wrote in message . net... "Robert M. Gary" wrote in message ups.com... I would say that the advantage of direct port injection is that the computer puts exactly the right amount of fuel in that cylinder at the exact right time. The injectors on my Mooney are running all the time, the injectors on my Saturn only run (actually pulse) when on the intake stroke. I've never seen aircraft injectors that had computer wires going to them. -Robert Robert, Check out the Liberty with the TCM IOF-240. It has pulsed injectors just like (well, similar to) your Saturn. Allen And I forgot to add: computer controlled variable ignition timing. No magnetos. http://www.libertyaircraft.com/libertyxl2/engine.php Allen |
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