Originally Posted by
Mark Rinker
If I were short on fuel, I'd be short on power.
My comment was based on the assumption that excess fuel flow is required to keep temps in check, like cooling the PMD. You may have enough fuel to produce the power, but nothing left over to carry the heat. Also, heat of "compression" likely contributes more the fuel temps than heat conducted away from engine components, but I could be wrong...
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