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Paul Schilter wrote:
Since external water used in cooling engines causes a lot of problems, why hasn't a car type radiator system with fan ever been used? Paul Probably because it is difficult to get enough airflow to a radiator. There's also the problem of the exhaust. Dry stacks are noisy, smelly, and throw off a lot of heat in the boat's interior. But there are closed cooling systems...look up "keel cooling." |
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