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Better scavenging and more power means more fuel flow... - TANSTAAFL
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![]() "Denny" wrote in message ... Better scavenging and more power means more fuel flow... I believe that depends on a number of variables. Lower flow losses means higher efficiency. Higher efficiency can mean lower fuel flow at a given power output, or it can mean higher horsepower output at the same or greater fuel flow. Vaughn |
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![]() "Denny" wrote in message ... Better scavenging and more power means more fuel flow... - TANSTAAFL denny When I'm pulling on the collective, looking for more torque, (rpm is constant in my helicopter) there are times when fuel flow doesn't even come into the equation. I will still normally only use the power that I need, but when the density altitude starts climbing up a power reserve is worth a bunch of money.] Stu |
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