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Standards for H.P. corr. factors ??



 
 
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Old July 5th 07, 04:25 AM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
Dave S
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Default Standards for H.P. corr. factors ??

Charles Vincent wrote:


I will bet that many of the un-certified engines being marketed out
there couldn't finish the endurance test without swallowing an exhaust
valve.


Charles


Mine could. Simply because it doesn't have valves.

On a side note that IS interesting about the certification requirements
and the endurance required.

I wonder how many "certified engines" are requiring rebuild at the
completion of a full regime used during the certification process.

Dave
Mazda rotary goin in a velocity SE
 




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