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Old 08-04-2006, 12:56 PM   #3 (permalink)
Ed Maier
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Re: OT side by side comparison of two different propultion systems

mark_digital© wrote:[color=blue]
> OK, there's two identical helicopters. One has no tail rotor, and uses
> ram jets on the tip of it's blades. The other helicopter uses a piston
> engine and has a tail rotor. Both of them set out to do the same travel
> distance and lifting while stationary in the air. They both return.
> Which one used less fuel?
> Yes of course this is a trick question.[/color]

How can they be identical if one has ram jets and the other
has a T/R?

I'd be very interested in knowing how they supply fuel to
the ram jet engines on the tip of rotor blades.

Not sure what is meant by travel distance and lifting while
*stationary* in the air. Does this mean they really didn't
go anywhere?

EM
 
 
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