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On Tue, 21 Dec 2004 20:30:12 GMT, Dave S
wrote: It sure matters to me. The mazda rotary is about the only auto conversion that I have even given any serious thought to. I have one assembled on a stand at the hangar waiting to be put on the airframe. Dave, you missunderstand me. What I meant was, whether it was the engine, psru, fuel pump, carburator, or ignition system that failed, the end result is the same thing: a dead stick landing. It doesn't matter to the pilot that the engine is running just fine if the prop isn't connected to the engine anymore. The point is to use something that will last. Preferably something already tested. Or at least that's my attitude. I don't want to be somebody's test pilot, I just want to fly. Corky Scott |
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