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From: Charlie England <ceengland@bellsouth.net>
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Subject: Re: [FlyRotary] Re: O-320 measurement?
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Russell Duffy wrote:
> 
>     Thanks,
>     Rusty (Lynn may get his wish tomorrow)
> 
> I'm old. Remind me what I wished for.  
>  
> to be young again :-)
>  
>  
> Hi Lynn,
>  
> You kept saying "sell the gyro", so I did.  It left for TX yesterday 
> morning :-)
>  
> BTW, I think I have an answer on the O-320 measurement question.  I 
> measured an O-360 yesterday, and it's almost 23" long from the mount to 
> the prop hub.  I'm about 90% sure the O-320 is the same length.      
>  
> Rusty (single rotor engine, use it or lose it?)
>  

I'm closer to 98%, but there will be a bit of variation due to the way 
dynafocal & conical mount points are cut. I've got a conical mount O-320 
on my -4 & I can measure it if you want to be sure, but it's pretty cold 
out there today. How soon do you need the measurement?

Charlie