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Possibility of getting an old worn out turboprop?

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Possibility of getting an old worn out turboprop?

I have always liked turbine engines. They just seem so much more suited for aviation.

I know how piston engines work. I know how to tear them down and put them together.

However, I don't know as much about turbine engines as I would like to. I have watched plenty of videos, but that doesn't really cover everything.

My question is this: Is there any way to get a worn out turboprop for little to no cost?

It doesn't have to work. All I want to do is tear it down. (If there was a small chance to make it run that would be great, but I just plan to open it up and see how it works)
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Re: Possibility of getting an old worn out turboprop?

I would imagine there's a market for the smaller turbines used for APUs like the Solar T41. There has to be lots of parts and non-running examples out there.


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