"Schertz, William W." wrote:

Paul,
You mentioned that the Rotary Engine newsletter was giving an award at
Oshkosh for the best engineered rotary installation. When I mentioned having
it given formal recognition , I was referring to something like these awards
that are publicized by EAA. (see
http://www.airventure.org/2001/events/awards.html ) I don't know how you get
the Rotary Engine Newsletter engineering excellence award on the list, but
it is a thought.

These are awarded during evening programs at the Theater in the woods,

Just a thought

Bill

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William Schertz
Director, Energy Systems Division
630-252-6230
Wschertz@anl.gov

I will have to look into this when I get time. I just cleaned Robin's
1983 RX7 to enter it into the competition tomorrow at seven stock.
I think it should win :-)

Paul Lamar
 
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