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Old May 19th 08, 05:02 AM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
Mike Isaksen
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Default Diesel in a homebuilt?


"Lou" wrote ...
Not that I plan to do this but I was wondering, if one was
going to plan to install a diesel in a homebuilt, what diesel
would one put in?


What about the Light Sport Aircraft from InDus (???).
I think it's called a Thorpedo(???).
Memory says they flew one into Sun N Fun with a British made diesel
installed. They plan to market it outside the USA.
Go to ByDanJohnson dot com, he usually has the latest LSA stuff on his site.


 




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