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Old 8th Nov 2013, 10:22
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Does anyone out there have more detail on the power plants on this aircraft - as far as I can tell it was powered by two TSIOL-550s (what is the L for?) turning large 6m diameter props (must have been geared, but no GTSIO) and both piston engines were fed by the gas generator of a PW127. How did this work?

Why not a couple of PW127s as normal turboprop installations - what is the advantage of piston / turbine hybrid?

What sort of CHTs would you get at 60,000ft! I thought it would be beyond normal piston engine metallurgy.
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There is quite a lot more info on the german wikipedia page about why a piston engine was chosen.
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Since the wikipedia article talks about big coolers for water cooling mounted in the cowlings, the L might mean Liquid cooled ?

Thats the link to the article:

Grob G 850 ? Wikipedia
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