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2 December 1998, 06:37 AM
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Why I dredge up these arcane subjects from the depths of my memory is beyond me, but here goes....
I remember reading in WWII aviation novels ("A Yank in the RAF", etc.) that in order to escape a pursuing ME-109, the pilot would inject water into the cylinders of his engine. Possible? Impossible? Pure fabrication? If it's real, what's the principle involved? (Cripes! The things I lose sleep over!) Mike
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