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porsche helicopter engine

very interesting how it stands vertical
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/PORSCHE-HELICOPTER-ENGINE_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ26437QQhashZitem 180049283179QQihZ008QQitemZ180049283179QQrdZ1QQtcZ photo

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Wow, that's one that I had never heard of, the mooney plane engine, the tractor, the various war time and prewar vehicles, and a bunch of the engineering stuff from the last several years, yes, but this helicopter engine, nope, never heard of it.
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Vertical is not unusual on Helo engines. Many of them are this way.
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I heard there is a blimp with 4(or 2....crs) 930 turbo engines.
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I realize this is an OLD topic, but I had to revive it because of something I saw today on Science Channel.

I was watching "How It's Made" on how airships (or blimps) are made and noticed that they were hoisting a turbocharged aircooled Porsche motor into the blimp for propulsion! I couldn't believe it so I did some searching on the company who makes the blimps and sure enough they use 2 930 motors to power their blimps. I wonder where they get their motors.

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The motors (two Porsche 930 engines) are housed in the gondola. The propellers are in swiveling ducts which assist the "Skyship" in landing, take-off and hover.

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I once used the pistons and cylinders out of a blimp in a 3.0L 1978. They take the engine apart after so many hours send the block, crank,and rods back to the factory for rebuild. The rest gets trashed or actioned off. Payed 125.00 for two sets of heads and two sets of pistons and cylinders and they where in great shape.
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James: Is that a Scorpion kit? What's the story...?
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James: Is that a Scorpion kit? What's the story...?

I'm sort of into heli's...
I was on my way back from a motorcycle trip to Alaska when I passed by a air museum on the Oregon coast. This wad burred in the back. I figured it had a type 1 or 356 motor. I doubt it ever flew.

Also seen this:

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I heard about the blimp also. didnt realise they were 930 though I thought they were 911.
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Blimp`s to my knowledge where not turbo charged. I may be wrong. The engine I used was a euro 77- 78 3.0L. There was also a set of turbo pistons and cylinders in the pile but think they might of been from a Mooney.

Blimps use leaded fuel and the domes on the pistons where larger then the ones I took out. The car ran very well. I never computed the compression ratio but it was one of the best running 3.0L`s I ever romped on.

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