There is some really interesting stuff on this web site.
I am sure these engines are real expensive but they probably
would make good ultra light engines.

http://www.uavenginesltd.co.uk/

Paul Lamar

Leon Promet wrote:

G'day Paul,

Hmmmmmmmmmm, ...  53 kW out of a 300 cc rotor @ 6000 RPM without a
turbo????  200 + percent volumetric efficiency?   01/04/01 (sorry 04/01/01
for you Yanks) ???

Cheers,

Leon Promet
leon@promotorsport.com.au

Leon Promet wrote:

G'day Paul,

Hmmmmmmmmmm, ...  53 kW out of a 300 cc rotor @ 6000 RPM without a
turbo????  200 + percent volumetric efficiency?   01/04/01 (sorry 04/01/01
for you Yanks) ???

Cheers,

Leon Promet
leon@promotorsport.com.au

So perhaps the whole web site is an Aprils fools day joke :-)

You miss read it  Leon. Two rotors. It is 300 cc per rotor 600 cc total
about the same as a Mazda one rotor.

"Displacement 294 cm³ per rotor."

How's my turbo intake manifold coming?

Paul Lamar
 
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