Vance W Jaqua wrote:

Paul - I think I have mentioned this new mag before. Just got my

third issue (March April) and it is great as usual.

However one thing would upset you - there was a teaser on the

contents page "Bob White installs a Mazda Rotary engine

in his BD-4" with a small pix - page 8. Page 8 indeed has an

article on BD-4's - but no rotary. I think Bob is on

your list, and he is listed as one of the authors - you have to

give him heck.

Vance

Bob White wrote:

Sorry Vance but nothing under my control.  My only contribution was
the photo. :)  The story was aimed at the BD-4, not the rotary engine,
but the good news is the editor (who seems like a really nice guy)
says he would like to do an article on my rotary installation after I
get it flying.

I hope to accomodate him after I get final 10 % (90%) done.  I just
spent the afternoon under the control panel in a cold and windy
hangar replacing a terminal block that had disintegrated.  One of the
disadvantages of of a 27 year old airplane and not included in my time
line.

Bob White

--
http://www.bob-white.com
N93BD - Rotary Powered BD-4 (real soon)

Got any later pictures than these Bob?

Paul Lamar

Matt Prather wrote:

Terminal Blocks...  Booo...  Hopefully you aren't just replacing it with a
new terminal block instead of a more modern system, like PIDG fastons or
ATC fuse blocks.  If you aren't familiar with those terms, it's worth
Googling them..

Regards,

Matt-
VE N34RD, C150 N714BK

 
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