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Rod McInnis wrote:
In general, a diesel engine weighs a lot more than a gas engine of the same horsepower. 30 years ago, that was true. Now I don't think the weight difference is all that much, unless of course you're talking about comparing Rotax engines... I don't think they put diesels in ultralight planes yet ![]() In this case, the specifics are in the last issue of Soundings, I believe they gave the engine weights. IIRC there was not much difference in engine weights, although the diesels were of slightly less HP they had more torque and a much wider power band. Fresh Breezes- Doug King |
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