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Is the horsepower the same from an airplane as like from a motorcycle? if yes i wonder why airplane engines are still so big to produce 100 hp against 100 horsepoer from a motorcyle regards willy
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Un-geared aircraft engines turn the prop directly so the prop tip speed becomes the limiting factor. The tip of a 6 foot prop turning at 2700RPM is travelling at about 580mph. To get the power at low RPM you need a big engine (or a gearbox).
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Horse power from big cubic inches is very reliable horse power, horse power from high RPM is a bit more fickle.