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July 14th 08, 08:05 AM
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"Jim Gill" wrote in message
... On Mon, 14 Jul 2008 05:47:51 GMT, "Alan Erskine" wrote: I have no idea. I'd say that it's a good bet that it's the name of a jet engine, but it says "147.700 rpm" which indicates it's a reciprocating engine - maybe a fan similar to the... Savaroni CC.2 of pre-WWII. That aircraft used a conventional piston engine to drive a compressor. It's a 9Kg thrust turbine made by AMT in the Netherlands. The rpm will be the maximum at full thrust. I very much doubt that any reciprocating engine can ever reach 147,700 rpm, this is a normal max revs for a turbine however. Oh. I thought it was 147 'point' 7 rpm. 
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