Subject: Murphy Super Rebel
From: ACRE NL
Date: 12/17/2001, 10:26 PM


Scott Moore wrote:

Does anyone know if there is a web group for the Murphy Super Rebel.  I do not
have a project yet, but the SR3500 with its' 3500 lbs max, 1700-1800 lbs
payload looks nice for a 20B.  I know Barney is working on this project and
might know if there is a group.  I am in the research phase now.

Perry Mick, what would a metal, high wing, tractor, 20B, direct drive,
composite, ducted fan look like? {:>)  Just thinking out loud......


You're joking, right :-). Have to admit I'm not familiar with the
Murphy Super Rebel, and that picture is rather dark.  I'm
not sure how a ducted fan would work on a tractor.  Seems
like it would block your visibility.  I think they need to be
pushers or in pylons on wings like the big boys.  Paul
has some drawings of high HP rotary ducted fans on pylons.

As far as my tail number goes, I was married on March sixteenth.
(November-Three-One-Six-Romeo-Juliet)

Scott Moore
N-316RJ (reserved)
juno@dog.com

Jim Wilhaur in the Portland area should be flying his 13B Rebel by now.
Ken or Perry have you seen or heard of Jim Wilhaur? He is not a computer
person.

Paul Lamar

Do you know what airport he would be at?  I did a phone number search
on that last name but no listings found.
--
Perry Mick
Duckt N7XR
http://www.ductedfan.com

No idea Perry. I got it second hand that he moved up to Portland area
from Camarillo(s?) CA.

Paul Lamar
 
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