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:D Thank you Roger,
Shows how much I know. I didn't even know there was a Wright R-1300, or if I ever did it was a long time ago and I've forgotten it years ago. It does make sense though as Wright and P&W engine sizes seem to pretty much mirror each other except when you get up over the 3000 cubic inch mark then there's a big gap.

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I'm not really an engine guy, but there are a few birds out there that I take special interest in, the T-28 just happens to be one of them.

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