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Roy Smith wrote:
In article , Matt Whiting wrote: Roy Smith wrote: Matt Whiting wrote: It's fully FADEC controlled, so no overheating possible. Automobile engines have been digitally controlled for two decades and they still can overheat. Yes, but they don't overheat because somebody set the wrong combination of three different knobs. What part of "so no overheating possible" didn't you understand? That statement is simply factually incorrect. Matt Taken literally, the statement, "no overheating possible" is indeed incorrect. But, FADEC still gives you a protection against most of the bad things people do to engines through poor technique. No question about it. That wasn't the statement made, however. Matt |
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