>> Paul
    >>
    >> Well once again I have been talked out of what I'm trying to do.
    >> I just think at this point I'm just to impressionable to mess with
    >> this motor right now. I have to take a step back here. I talked to
    >> Tracy today and a few others about this motor and what I realized
    >> was that I need to go back and define my mission, I really didn't
    >> have one for my airplane. But I have to figure out what I want this
    >> thing to do. I know that I'll never be able to stick with any
    >> decision I'm trying to make until I do that. I'll be gone for
    >> a while now! maybe I can pick things back up later after I've
    >> built the airplane a little more. I just have to think a little
    >> more before I go boring holes in my housings.
    >>
    >> Tony
    >
    >
    >> What does the "mission" have to do with it?
    >> There are no down sides to the P-port.
    >>
    >> What ever you do don't use those after market apex seals
    >> now or later. A glance at these pictures will tell you why.
    >> http://www.rotaryeng.net/seals.html
    >>
    >> Also can I have the name of that NC machine shop guy
    >> that will bore holes for $75 each?
    >>
    >>
    >> Paul Lamar
    >
    >
    > So, how many people are interested in P Port activities such as
   boring
    > rotor housings and building slide throttle assemblies? Is there a
   group
    > buy
    > or a synergetic theme that makes this a good idea or does
   everyone wish to
    > pursue this at there own pace? Just thinking
    >
    > Joe Berki
    > Limo EZ

   I am interested.

   Doc

   Me too.
   Ernesto
   http://mysite.verizon.net/res0391z/index.html


   I thought you gave up on airplanes Ernesto.
   Given any good speeding tickets lately? :)

   Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.


   Hard to build with two boys in college (UCSD and MIT) and lots of
   overtime
   to pay for it all. Tickets? Lots of 80's and 90's....lots of
   Hondas...Still
   looking for the guy with the beard driving the silver RX8. ;)
   Ernesto

   I am always looking in my rear view mirror and for likely hiding
   places along the side of the road you might use :)

   Congratulations Ernesto. Looks like the boys turned out great.
   It ain't easy now a days.

   Paul Lamar

   Ernesto,

   I looked at your  engine layout drawings on your web site,   Looks
   really great.  How fast was that bearded old man going when you lost
   him?

   Continued luck with your projects (including the boys).

   Joel


I have always out smarted Ernesto but some of his buddies got
me once or twice :)

Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

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