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March 7th 10, 11:19 PM
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DIY Two-Stroke Engine
"Nigel Eaton" wrote in message ... In article , bizguy writes You could look at outboard motors as a starting point. In the past I read of someone using a Mercury to get 100 hp in an aircraft. That seems unlikely, to be honest. I've never met an outboard that wasn't cooled by pumped water. -- Nigel There have been other uses of outboards that involved using a car-type cooling system, with a radiator. A Bobsy SR2 sports-racing car of the 1960s was very successful in the H-modified class using a Mercury outboard. I think that was a 750 cc class. -- Ed Huntress 
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