Propeller and governor

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Propeller and governor

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	mccauley Realising that diesel engines have a very small power band it might be a good idea to have set RPM ranges. 1. Start, warm up and rundown and stop 2. Flying RPM 3. Take off / combat For all the power settings in-between the pilot can change the pitch on the prop.

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