Jerry Hey wrote:

Paul,  Ed and I are going to combine forces on the P port intake
manifold..   The intake tubes will run across the top of the engine and
turn down 90º on both sides.  On the cool side, there will be an
aluminum block drilled for the injectors. The block will be  welded to
the runners .  The runners will terminate in a removable (to get at the
spark plugs) box that will contain the air cleaner.  Ram air will come
through a scat hose from an opening in the nose.  The box will be in
front of the spark plugs.

  This is beyond our cad ability.  Could you look at it in Rhino  and
could  you do a measured drawing of the injector block? We will have
that part subbed out to a machine shop.

   Attached are two photos.  One, Ed is standing by a table with some of
his exquisite products.  He is holding a cabin heater that will work
with any water cooled engine.  On the back side is a 12V fan.    The
second picture is of a motorcycle built by Ed's friend.  It is street
legal. The outriggers are deployed at stops.  Also features ballast
that moves to help balance and cornering and a   Chevy V-6 for power.
A real engineering and fabricating accomplishment in my opinion.  The
builder is now thinking a p ported rotary might replace the chevy.
   Jerry

I  like that motor cycle. The landing gear can be hooked to the
speedometer. All it needs now is a nice streamlined carbon fiber body.

When you build the p-port manifold keep the runners down tight on top
of the rotor housings as a lot of airplanes have cowl clearance problems.

Paul Lamar

 steve sprunger wrote:

    Paul,  I know what I'm asking has nothing to do with rotary engines,
but.....is there any chance I could get Ed Klepeis' e-mail addrass or could
you send him this message. I'm interested in whoever is the builder of the
photographed motorcycle. Is this a "one of a kind" or can it be purchased,
or another one built? If the actual 'builder' has an e-mail address that
he'd care to let out, I could deal then with him directly. I see no reason
to take up space on the ACRE letter. Whatever you could do would be deeply
apprerciated.   Thanks!     Steve Sprunger

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