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Old June 25th 04, 07:15 AM
C J Campbell
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"Tom Sixkiller" wrote in message
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"C J Campbell" wrote in message
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I think Deakin is worth reading, but some of what he says should be

taken
with a grain of salt. His columns are mostly based on experiments with

his
own highly modified Bonanza, a few high performance radial engines, and

some
theory. In fact, a careful reading of his columns will show no test data

for
the most common engine and propeller combinations in use today.


You've not read hiscolumns about the test beds they've run at GAMI?


I merely point out that his theories are controversial -- they are hardly
universally accepted, as even this thread amply demonstrates. As I said, I
think he has a point, but I have to consider that the engine manufacturers
and aircraft manufacturers might know at least as much about their products
as GAMI does.


 




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