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June 10th 04, 02:42 PM
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Is Your Airplane Susceptible To Mis Fu eling? A Simple Test For Fuel Contamination.
In article , Vigo
wrote: I have next to no experience in the Jet world, but I was under the impression that in a bind you can burn avgas in a jet engine. I had a pilot once tell me that if horse **** could burn you could put it in a jet. Is this true? Well... I don't know about the other stuff, but I have read the Cessna Citation manual and it specifically states that avgas can be burned. I goes on to state octane and engine temperature limits and durations. 
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