Subject: single rotor Mazda
From: Paul
Date: 10/19/1999, 10:18 PM
To: zz

X-Mozilla-Keys:                                                                                 
N928JS@aol.com wrote:

I just stumbled on to this engine forum? or what ever.. Am new to computereze
but am very interested in single rotor mazda (s) two that is for a twin
engined modified Osprey airplane that is all built except the engine pods on
eah wing.  Was going to use two Geo Metro engines i have been working on for
several years( along with airplane) but would think two single rotor mazda
engines would be better.  The weight I have on the geo,s  is about 140 lbs
and the horse pwer 65 as pushers with long belt psru of own design to  kkeep
engine weight low on wing.

Any comments on feasability,first.  Then where do I go from here? Buy a 13b
and take it apart so I can relate to all the goodies you guys are talking
about??

Jack Sabine

Might be a good idea to get a scrap engine. A single rotor is easy to
make
if you have access to a big lathe and the know how. If not Chris Ross 
at Ross Aero has built them and Paul Yaw has tuned them up. Also 
try getting an engine or parts from http://www.onerotor.com


Paul Lamar
 
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