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September 28th 05, 05:48 PM
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Mike,
Is there any information available about the new SMA jet fuel engines that are being offered for the C182? They are? Actually being offered, I mean. Not just written about. I'm curious if maintenance would be much of an issue. Are there many shops that can handle working on them? I don't know of any kind of maintenance network - quite contrary to the Centurions. Is it a replace only like the Centurion 1.7 on the Diamond airplanes? Or can it be overhauled to get flying again? I think I read about overhauls. I've already checked the www.smaengines.com web site and it is just a little light on information. There might be a reason... -- Thomas Borchert (EDDH) 
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