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Posted for "Dave Saylor" <Dave@AirCraftersLLC.com>:

>>- Does it have outputs for vacuum pump and C/S propeller or does it simply
accelerate ionized kryptonite backwards?

At present the Warp Drive propeller is considered suitable.

I sure do love the freedoms we have to power our experimentals!  Can you
imagine the STC to install one in a production airplane?  You'd need an
alternate universe just to store the paperwork...

Dave


>>>
- With one of these gizmos (or even two for the Lancair propjet and Sentry),
wouldn´t our CG´s be too far aft?
- Does it have outputs for vacuum pump and C/S propeller or does it simply
accelerate ionized kryptonite backwards?
- If so, would the stream go directly through the cockpit or would one need
a
kryptoniteplasma deflector?