Subject: VAZ/Lada Wankel
From: ACRE
Date: 8/29/2003, 8:07 PM


The bottom of the first  web page on this airplane says that it
will use
two "vankel" type engines made by Vaz in russia.Then it goes on to say
that it will use continental engines. Anybody know what engines
they are
intending to use on this plane?
Brian Trubee


Continentals in the US because they are certified. Vaz/Lada Wankels in
Russia
because they are better :)

http://digilander.libero.it/cuoccimix/ENGLISH-automotorusse4(lada2).htm

Ford/Mazda needs to wake up and FAA certify the RX8 engine for use in
aircraft.
We have already showed them how to do it including use of their own
transmission
parts in the psru.

I would be glad to help them in any way I could.


BTW for all you one rotor fans. How many are interested in buying a
Russian
one rotor? I am thinking of hopping on a flight to Russia and contacting
the factory.

Paul Lamar

Be intesting to know how many Mazda parts fit/ are interchangeable?
They are
pretty good at sticking to the original design.

Márk Wrathall.

-Charles Wright wrote:

Paul, I'm interested. What HP are they rated at and what is the weight?
                                                                                      Charles
Wright

I have no idea on the weight but they might have aluminum end housings
for the aircraft versions they can use on the one rotor. The HP way back was 70.

Paul Lamar
 
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