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O.K., here's one that I don't understand entirely (among many, of course) what effect does a smaller/larger A/R have on output, all other things being equal?
I know that the smaller A/R will spool up more quickly, but does it also limit output on the high end of the scale?
For instance, if a GT25 is available with either a .48 or .63 A/R and the same 60 trim, what would be the general effect of the smaller one on the output curves?
I know that the smaller A/R will spool up more quickly, but does it also limit output on the high end of the scale?
For instance, if a GT25 is available with either a .48 or .63 A/R and the same 60 trim, what would be the general effect of the smaller one on the output curves?