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July 21st 04, 10:17 AM
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Thomas Borchert wrote:
Diamond has decided to offer Lycoming engines as an alternate for the Twin Star (which must really please Textron) Diamond has been bitten before when introducing a new engine to the US market, the Rotax. So they're careful. It's not only this. First, as you've mentioned, the Thielert engine has not very much power. So there is still a demand for the stronger Lycoming engine. Second, Diamond is well aware that the first buyers of the Thielert engine are beta testers. They have never made a secret out of this. So they decided to sell the Diesel version only near their factory until they have collected enough experience. Makes a lot of sense to me. Stefan 
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