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aragon530 | 19:20 Wed 27th Oct 2004 | How it Works
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can turbocharged diesel engines work at an altitude of 2000m AMSL
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If my meters to feet conversion is correct, that's about 6,500 feet MSL or so, which is far less than many mountain passes in US.  So the answer is yes.
03:06 Thu 28th Oct 2004
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There are diesel aero engines (supercharged I think rather than turbocharged), and these are of course designed for much more than 2000 m.

 

16:41 Thu 28th Oct 2004
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New Forester is quite correct (as usual) but the diesel aircraft engines became almost obsolete many years ago.  However, new technology has reintroduced such an engine.  Check here...

http://www.zoche.de/

20:00 Thu 28th Oct 2004

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