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Browse back the thread. I hve alrdy discussed this point and listed the source (RR history book).
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These are your posts in this thread: #157:
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Frankly I don't understand what are those ppl hijacking a game forum
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#205;
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Wrong. See my post above and data pasted bellow. You need to take into account the s/c !
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#206:
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A Spit from Toyota's Burnaston plant ?
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#245:
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I don't understand the spit lover that are arguing for 100oct when the Spit FM makes her Zip Zapping the air like a cartoon rubber ball
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#294:
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Some of the last comments tells a lot abt what are the seriousness of some on this discussion. I don't want to be personal but I nearly spit of my coffee reading that some are seriously thinking that the Spit was like a X-wing fighters in BoB skies.
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#296:
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I am not sure it can works like that. For example I hve bought RoF with enthusiasm as soon as it was released and can't play it anymore.... There is no default FM left anywhere on any server !
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#301:
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Wouldn't it be more relevant to ask in a less biased manner how many conversion were done before August 40 ?  
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#303:
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Hopefully Holmes had more a Cartesian thinking ! ???!!!
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#315:
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really ?
20000 post of the same "piece of evidence" does not makes it a demonstrated fact. We are still waiting for some cross references.
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#322:
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A 100° British lager ? 
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#365:
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Guys the 100 oct justified itself whenn it comes to hve low alt extra power (short time) or increased fuel efficiency at low revs. That's why you see that kind of usage on the Blenheim.
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#381:
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#383:
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A document outsourced from nowhere with a very specific account of history and so contradictory with - for example - the doc I linked from Flight Journal an internationaly respected publication : humm and what next, the Brit first detonated a nuke INSIDE a Merlin engine when the US were still craking nuts in the French Ardennes ? 
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#387:
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Where all this cleverness and fine written irony are gone Schlag?
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#392:
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Wew... are you turning rogue ?
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#408:
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Oh Yeah it's a great document. And thx for that. But what is buzzing me as hell is why are you so one sided in your citation
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#411:
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Ok fair enough for the fighters. But with so many RAAF personnel flying Hurries and SPits in ENgland, any 100 oct probable requirement would hve been listed.
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#412; #427; #434, #437,#457,#461, #467, #484, #496, #501, #515, #523, #525, #526, #529, #534, #537, #540, #542, #544, #549, #553, #555, #558, #580
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It was a standard use in RR to give the power of an engine without the charger fitted as the methods used to calculate the true corresponding power at alt from a bench test ran on the ground were not reliable (source RR - already mentioned by myself somewhere in the thread).
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Nowhere, until this last one, is there any mention by you in this thread, or any other I can find, that R-R tested engines without superchargers, nor have you presented any evidence:
So, where is your evidence that R-R routinely tested engines without superchargers?