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Posted by Bill Jones on December 18, 2001 at 21:22:43 from (63.36.211.78):
In Reply to: Re: Jim Becker posted by Jim Becker on December 18, 2001 at 16:30:57:
How's this ? Externally driven superchargers are designed to deliver compressed air to the inlet of the carburetor or fuel/air control unit of an engine.Externally driven superchargers derive their power from the energy of exhaust gasses directed against some form of turbine.For this reason,they are commonly called turbosuperchargers or turbochargers. It was just assumed in the other definition that most,if not all external supers are turbos,at least that's what I got.Not to be a dork but,can you tell me about turbos that are internal,such as what the applications are,as well as systems of operation?My expertise is centered around aviation restoration,although I retired a little early (due to health reasons) and don't work on the beasts anymore,I miss the discussions/debates we had about stuff like this.I hope I haven't ruffled your feathers too much,in the end it doesn't matter about Wright or wrong.(Little aviation humor there!) Any suggestions for getting rid of these pesky rings around my collar or is it some kind of Ancient Chinese Secret? 8^) BillJ
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