<< You need a cable adapter and a special connector. The EPA/CARB would not
 think of just specifying an ASCII protocol RS232. No that would be too easy.

 I don't know  Charlie. I was thinking of flying up to Indiana in
 November and trying to track down John Grable the owner. I would love
 to take it over and start selling it. John, like many brilliant creative
 engineers, was several years ahead of his time.

 Paul Lamar >>
Do it Paul, you could advertise in all the mags. I will buy one!!! CA is only
one small state-there are lots of others. I hate my 97 Chev "check engine
light" and no way to tell what the hell it is except go to the dealer and
spend useless $ that could go to rotary parts!

Marc Wiese 20B .....

 
The AirCraft Rotary Engine NewsLetter.              Powered by Linux.

http://home.earthlink.net/~rotaryeng/            http://www.linux.org