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August 7th 05, 11:50 PM
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Peter Duniho wrote:
/snip/ That said, as far as I know these particular engines aren't boosted very high (but I'm almost entirely unfamiliar with them, so that doesn't mean much  ). But just as a reference point, the turbocharged IO-540 in myairplane has a maximum boost of 34", with a typical "high cruise" power setting being 29"/2300 RPM, for about 75% power. Pete Pete, The TSIO-360EB is boosted to 40", quite high for a general aviation engine. Happy Flying! Scott Skylane 
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August 8th 05, 02:55 AM
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"Scott Skylane" wrote in message
... The TSIO-360EB is boosted to 40", quite high for a general aviation engine. Well, there you go! 29/2400 is probably *less* than 75% power. And yes, that's pretty high. Wow. Poor little tiny engines, asked to put up with so much! Pete
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