Ed Anderson wrote:

Thanks Jerry,

    Certainly, glad to see the rotary word get around to other groups of
builders.  Paul as the text of the article on his Web Page as he mentioned.
I have scanned in the actual article from the magazine with photos and all.
I don't know whether Paul would want to take up the disk space with these
pages or if that would run afoul of any copyrights, but I am attaching them
to this message. Your call, Paul. Because of the size, I'll send them in
several byte size {:>) pages.

Best Regards

Ed Anderson

Ed Anderson
Matthews, NC
RV-6A N494BW
eanderson@carolina.rr.com

This illustrates the problems of doing it this way. As you can see I cut the file
down to roughly 180K and it is barely readable. It is much better to publish
this kind of stuff on the Internet as plain text with separate jpgs.

BTW I encourage anybody that would like to write an article for any
publication to use photos of the engine installation. Once you have
seen one RV4 or RV6 you have seen them all. What is different is the
rotary engine installation. If you need photos let me know as I have a zillion
pictures of rotary engine installations.

Paul Lamar
 
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