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	The J-79 in the F-104 was great when it ran and a piece of crap when it didn't which it didn't on numerous occasions. They put a pair of them in the F-4 and every one knows how that bird performed. Big John On Sat, 01 Nov 2003 05:02:24 GMT, Dillon Pyron wrote: ----dlip---- There are very high output 2 stroke motors available around 1hp/lb. Mainly adapted from snow mobile (Rotax) applications. Used as a single, the realibility is below what most people desire, but as a pair, its down right usuable. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ BOb ----clip---- A twin powered by two unreliable engines is just an underpowered single waiting to happen.  | 
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	Dillon The J-79 in the F-104 was great when it ran and a piece of crap when it didn't which it didn't on numerous occasions. Sounds like a 2 stroke, high power/weight... when it works. They put a pair of them in the F-4 and every one knows how that bird performed. Big John So would this be an example of the when the whole is greater than the sum of its parts? You might say even the whole is the product (of the reliabilities) of the parts.  | 
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