Matt the big problem with this concept is the huge amount of information.
if somebody wanted to work on it they should start by getting the
ACRE CD and searching or sorting by subject and then edit the material.

Speaking of the CD  here is an update on the ordering blurb.
The original blurb way understated the amount of information.
I just noticed that and corrected it. We run up to 800 messages a month.

All proceeds from the CD go into the Everett Hatch Memorial race fund.

Paul Lamar
 
The AirCraft Rotary Engine NewsLetter.              Powered by Linux.
ACRE NL web site.
http://home.earthlink.net/~rotaryeng/            http://www.linux.org

The CD archives the ACRE e-mails since April 1998. Dozens of highly
competent engineers from around the world have contributed to
the Aircraft Rotary Engine Newsletter. The CD is by far the best source
of information on installing Wankel type rotary engines in aircraft.

All drawings, and charts are included. Not just the ones on this web site.
The file is well over 300 Meg and there are over ten thousand messages and over a
thousand graphics. This is why it is not practical to put the information on
a web site for down loading. When loaded into NetScape 4.xx you have a
powerful search engine at your disposal. You can look up any subject very
quickly. All you need do is enter several key words or a key phrase and
NetScape will find all messages, drawings and pictures that pertain to that
subject. Also Netscape can sort the messages by a number of
criteria such as subject or author.

Send your check or money order ($40 US funds or $60 CDN for you  Canucks)
to:

Paul Lamar 
830 East Santa Maria St. 
Suite 303
Santa Paula CA
93060

Overseas orders please add $20 US for shipping and customs paper work.

The files are in Netscape Communicator e-mail format.  
Netscape Communicator is available for free over the Internet.

Allow a couple of weeks for delivery. 

Paul