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Bob,
  The engine in a Toyota Prius has overlap. My point is that it is NOT=20
the sole determination of economy. This isn't the biggest factor for=20
efficiency. I believe managing charge contamination is important, sure=20
but not the only factor. I think the new direct injection systems will=20
work very well with the rotary. The point is that getting the engine to=20
pump the most air at a given RPM is "THE WAY."
Bill Jepson

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Subject: [FlyRotary] Re: Fw: Different Rotary Port configurations


And let me assure you, a P port will NOT get the same GPH. Theres a lot=20
of fuel wasted with the P Port due to the overlap in timing.

=A0

Bob Mears

Supermarine Spitfire


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