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July 22nd 08, 12:58 AM
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Constant speed prop question
Jay Maynard wrote:
...and in geared engines, or engines with some other propeller speed reduction unit (such as the Rotax 912), they're directly proportional. Thus, it doesn't matter whether it's engine or prop rpm. Yes, unless there is a torque converter between the crank and the prop.  
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