>
    > Douglas Fir wrote:
    > > Paul,
    > >
    > > Here is the revised turbo compound R&D report with some grammar
    > and spelling
    > > mistakes corrected as well a few points clarified...
    >
    >
    > something went wrong
    > save all these files in a new folder
    > open the .html file with your browser
    >
    > You will see what went wrong.
    >
    > try saving your doc file as html in a new folder
    > send me all the files that then appear in that new folder
    >
    > Paul
    >
    >
    > Doug,
    >
    > That's a very readable and interesting report you've put together. I
    > think it does a good job of touching on all the possible technical
    > approaches, such as axial versus radial turbine, the various gearbox
    > approaches, etc.
    >
    > Thanks also for the links to those great NACA papers. Interesting to
    > note that in report 786 that blowdown turbine was limited to only
    > 21,000rpm. The authors stated themselves that higher turbine speeds
    > would net more power.
    >
    > Also interesting in report 822 how much power they measured in
   the jet
    > effect of the exhaust, I think 156hp for the R-2800 with individual
    > stacks at altitude. That is pretty eye-opening.
    >
    > I think your report is a very useful document in that it gives a good
    > survey of where we are now and what the options are. I'm glad too
   that
    > Paul has apparently jumped in with both feet. Between the two of
   you I
    > think the turbocompound aero rotary will be a reality.
    >
    > Regards,
    >
    > Gordon.
    >
    >
    > -------------------------------------------------------
    >
    > Thanks Gordon.
    >
    > Just got most of the parts and material for the traction drive.
    > More parts tommorrow.
    >
    > Going in the machine shop this week. Here is a picture or two.
    >
    >
    > BTW we need a volunteer that is good with MS Word. Anybody
   interested?
    > We need to convert a Word doc to HTML.
    >
    > Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.


   Hi Paul,

   OpenOffice will export directly from a word file to an html file. It
   may not be the best code, but I would be glad to convert it and see
   what we get.

   Bob W.

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   I already tried it in open office. It kind of worked but I think
   Doug's doc file is corrupt. Lets wait and see what he comes up
   with. Or perhaps try it in Word directly. Anybody on here use Word?

   Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.


Paul,

I'd be happy to help out with MS Word if I can. I'm no whiz, but I can
give it a shot. Let me know how I can help.

Regards,

Gordon.


OK export Doug's .doc file as an html file into a new folder.
Word will generate a lot of image files in that folder. Send all the
files in that folder to me.

What version of Word are you using?

Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

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