Hey, maybe you can try this- put an exhaust splitter/turnout so that you
can use the muffler, and if
it craps out on you, you can just open the exhaust turnout and use
unmuffled exhaust to get back on
the ground. It would also be an interesting exercise in how much power you
could make un-muffled.
You could also use it when landing at remote airstrips to chase the
wildlife away from the runway.
Brian Trubee
Or make the bypass spring loaded so that a blockage would overpower the
spring and open the valve.
Lynn E. Hanover
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