Subject: Sun & Fun Auto Engine Award
From: Paul
Date: 4/18/2001, 3:01 PM
CC: Dave Martin <dave@kitplanes.com>, eaa editorial <editorial@eaa.org>, Flying <flyedit@hfmmag.com>, Flight <flight@airage.com>, Pacific Flyer <pacflyer@electriciti.com>, Theresa Books at EAA <tbooks@eaa.org>, Tom Poberezny at EAA <tomp@eaa.org>, "Michael C. Myal" <contact1@flash.net>, Kathy Marr <kathy.marr@cygnuspub.com>, Jerry Aguilar <jerry@aircraft-spruce.com>, InFlight <staff@inflightusa.com>, Chuck Stewart Pac Flyer <ChasEditor@aol.com>, cafe foundation <cafe400@sonic.net>, Bruce Holmes <b.j.holmes@larc.nasa.gov>, AOPA <aopahq@aopa.org>, Ann McMahon <anniemac@la-net.net>, Alex Kozloff <avkozloff@earthlink.net>, Aircraft Spruce <info@aircraft-spruce.com>, Aeroplane <aeroplane_monthly@ipc.co.uk>

Ed Anderson wrote:


Hi Gang,

    I was surprised and honored to open a package today and find inside a
plaque from Sun & Fun for "Best Auto Engine".  Shows how much the judges
know {:>).  However, just wanted you to know that I think we jointly got
their attention.  Certainly Tracy deserves the lion share of the credit for
his efforts at Sun & Fun and similar fly ins.   Certainly, a number of us
would have had a longer row to hoe without the products that Tracy has
produced and which most of us have in our rotary powered aircraft.

   I also would like to thank, Paul, who (despite his well known views about
certain engine orientations - which will go unmentioned in this e mail {:>))
has promoted the rotary movement with his ideas, research and prod for new
and universal products for matching rotary engines to airframes.

   So I am, again, honored to accept this plaque in behalf of all auto
powered aircraft builders and particularly those of the Rotary persuasion.

Best Regards

Ed Anderson
RV-6A N494BW
"Best Auto Engine" Sun & Fun 2001


Good work Ed. You are a credit to us all. Congratulations again.
And thanks for the complement.

Paul Lamar
 
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