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Old 8 August 2007, 05:48 AM   #21 (permalink)
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You haven't reviewed the data?
Rotec - 2800cc, 1.5:1 PSRU, 2 Blade: 76”diameter 55”pitch
Valley Engineering - 2276cc, 2.47:1 PSRU, 2 blade: 96" diameter 63" pitch
Valley Engineering - Firewall Forward Engine Packages
Rotec's R2800
Must have missed it, did not see it posted here. Awesome 2800! Now if they could only have the 110 hp @ 3600 rpm to 110 hp @1800 rpm by re-gearing, what an engine it would be for WW-1 planes.

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If it helps - I have scaled down original drawings of the Sopwith Tripe (that will magically turn into a replica one day!). The fuselage is very similar to the Pup - so if you want specific details, let me know.
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Old 21 August 2007, 01:54 AM   #23 (permalink)
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And just found this link:

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It's the restoration of a Pup replica that used a tube fuselage.
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