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You talking the original 550 or the Bravo. There is a diference.
550 = 1217.88
Bravo = 1004.32
Theses numbers are from C&dD Fall 2004
Obviously the prive of fuel has gone up considerably.
The 550 burns 181 GPH
The Bravo burns 170 GPH
These are block #s
The real picture is in the cost/NM
550 $3.66
Bravo $2.88
Sorry it's old info
550 = 1217.88
Bravo = 1004.32
Theses numbers are from C&dD Fall 2004
Obviously the prive of fuel has gone up considerably.
The 550 burns 181 GPH
The Bravo burns 170 GPH
These are block #s
The real picture is in the cost/NM
550 $3.66
Bravo $2.88
Sorry it's old info
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