Oops, forgot to take off the 14% for the lower pressure of 43 psi.  So
taking the 233HP we get at 56 psi and derating it 14%. We have 233 - (233 *
0.14) = 233 - 33 = 200 HP.  So taking all the derating factors (if they all
apply) and you could be limited to around 200HP at WOT.  If I have not made
some error, then you could be pushing the limit with a Renesis - assuming 56
psi is indeed the pressure at which the flow is rated.  Certainly no the
standard of 43 psi - but, hey, the rotary is not a standard engine either
{:>)

Ed

Ed Anderson

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Matthews, NC

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