snips..

Thanks Gordon,


I would appreciate it you could check the report for spelling or other
mistakes.  Doing some hand sketches today I found at least on mine setup
an axial power turbine on the hot side and a super charger feeding a small
intercooler like the Mini Cooper, and wrap over intake manifolds make for a
very compact cowl.  Naturally rammed air smiley scoop under the prop feeds
the filter and supercharger on one side, the heater muff around the exhaust
on the other side, and two thin underneath.  Oil cooler in the rear support
tube.  Motor mount may have to be outside the cowling:)

Paul

The reports looks fine in Word.  I save it as a HTML and changed some
wording.  Lets try again.

Doug F.

Here is a screen shot of the proplem as it appears in Open-Office.
The embedded jpgs and gifs are garbled. There does not appear to
be any changes from the second one you sent. If I save this one
in html format from Open Office the jpgs and gifs would also be
garbled and that is what happend the second time I did it.

When you truly save the file from Word as an html file it should
generate a bunch of associated  jpg and gif files. You need
to send them as well as the html file.

Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

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