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Diemech Small Turbine Engine - 241hp

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Diemech Small Turbine Engine - 241hp

Interesting. Maybe a double take before you pop for the overhaul on your O-470 or O-540? :D Is there any significant price difference between avgas and Jet-A right now? I love that there are guys out there developing stuff like this, even though the odds are that it won't stick around.

http://www.diemechturbines.com/

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Diemech Small Turbine Engine - 241hp

Even if fuel was cheaper, the fuel burn is what makes it expensive. And shorten the range. But it would be a fun ride. Less weight than my 912S and more than 2x the power!
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Yep, turbines are thirsty. But just think of how fast you could leave Dewey Moore. Probably end up with a 10' long cowling due to the balance issues.
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make that 2.5x the power. At altitude probably 3.5x or more. That would be a ride, albeit brief.
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