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November 2nd 04, 05:10 PM
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"Kai Glaesner" wrote in message . com...
Hello, reading the "no RPM drop..." thread gave rise to a question: what is the benefit (if there is any) of the "dual magneto" (two magnetos in a single housing) installation? Should these kind of installation be preferred, or avoided (if there is a choice ;-)? They should be avoided. They have a nasty problem of falling off. Mooneys and Arrows have had this problem. Most have since been change over to two different mags. I think the benefits were easier installation and less area to pressurize (for those mags that are pressurized). -Robert 
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