"Brian D. Cain" wrote:
I'm not familiar with this place, and I don't think I've ever seen
it, but has anyone
done a rotary engine in one of these before? A friend of mine is
wanting to know.
Thanks!
B
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Yes we have had a couple fly. Unfortunately at least one of the guys
gave up after a few in-flight fires due to a defective after market
oil cooler. Not a Mazda oil cooler.
Paul Lamar
CBarber wrote:
That is the almost the exact installation I am doing (mine is FG). As a
matter of fact, I am responding to this email and not glassing my ailerons
<g>.
Others have used this combination with success...also on the XL (and one
noted failure http://www.powersportaviation.com/n214kw_incident_report.htm ,
don't let the failure deter you though). I am in Houston, if y'all get down
here feel free to give me a call and/or stop by.
I will try to find links to others using this setup. One was on the EAA site
of new flights and Al Gietzen is building as well
http://members.cox.net/alg3/airplane.htm.
Also, many issues are gonna be somewhat similar as a Cozy install (or
SQ2000). For a very good builders site that is scheduled?????? for first
flight in the next few weeks, check out John Slades site. He has good,
solid info on the rotary install http://kgarden.com/cozy/index.html. Also,
there is weekly discussion on the canard builder forum www.canardzone.com.
You can also visit my website at www.LoneStarVelocity.com.
All the best,
Chris
Christopher Barber
Barber & Pi, LLP
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