Hey there Paul.. not to be picky or anything but
those are my renderings  :-)

Jarrett Johnson  [notice the JJJin the file
names-- stands for Jarrett James Johnson ;-)  ]

Sorry Jarrett I put them in the Bill Jepson folder.
I'll make a sub folder under the RV10 and put your name on it.
Don't happen to remember what the vertical thrust line
dimension was do you?

Did you do this cowl as well?
I think I also have a pdf file you did.

Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

Paul, ok, went and found the file. It's attached
[ the PDF] as well as another PDF of another style
of cowl for the RV10 [ more of a  Lancair look]
If its missing dim's let me know and I'll add
them.

The motor is actually assembled from 13B parts [
center and rotor housings. I don't have actual
models [yet] of the end housings but thats on my
list as soon as I find some cheap wrecked ones]
I'm working to get a complete '100% scale' CAD
model done,so extremely accurate modeling and
idea's can be drawn properly and with confidence
of fit up. I don't have the center housing exactly
correct on this model as I believe the 20B has a
wider center housing than the 13B's.  This should
all help during concept stage of putting engines
into various airframes. Makes building cowl's for
customers ALOT easier.. and more accurate too :-)

Jarrett

pdf are too big to publish Jarret so I converted them to jpg.
Unfortunately they lose a lot of text info so it would help
if that was put in with MS Paint.

The last RV10 cowl was done with Rhino and is for an
under the engine cooling system.

Paul Lamar

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