Paul, I called
Lynn Wesley
COPPERSTATE 2006 Forums Chairman
lwesley1@peoplepc.com
520-883-8588 home
520-794-3013 work
about you giving a forum. You can contact him or he will email you
tonight about the details. He also mentioned that they will have
Workshops if you have the time and inclination. The workshops
need to
be scheduled by this weekend so that they can order tents.
If you need any assistance from this end (Tempe, AZ), I would be
glad to
help.
Joel Mayhall
jmay2174@yahoo.com
480-201-5911 cell
Thanks Joel. I would be up for a two hour work shop if they can
schedule it no later than 9:00 AM. Gets way too hot out there
in the afternoon.
In the mean time see
if you can locate a junk 12A (water damage OK) that people
can take apart. Big hit at Sun & Fun. We will need a set
of metric tools and a broken free front e-shaft nut (first)
a well as a broken free flywheel nut (the big problem)
or no flywheel at all. Easier to load and unload.
An engine stand would also help.
Dave Lemon, do you have a scrap 12A we can have. I'll leave
it at Copper State with some one over there.
We can give you a plug "Engine courtesy of Mazdatrix."
Also Paul Yaw is in Phoenix as I recall.
http://www.yawpower.com/
Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.
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Paul,
I'm not sure what you mean by "Too Hot" in Phoenix at the end of
Oct. I"ll probably have my long-johns on by then; (Been here
for 40 years)
I can furnish the metric tools, an engine stand, and if I can
get an engine soon enough, I can have the nuts broken loose,
courtesy of Mesa Community College Automotive Technology Dept. -
They have a 1" impact wrench with 160 psi that I can use.
Best you talk to Lynn Wesley yourself about scheduling, you know
how middleman screw things up.
Joel
Lynn Wesley wrote:
Paul, Joel, Dave,
Before you go to a lot of effort, I think you misunderstood my reference
to a workshop. A workshop at COPPERSTATE is a commitment to a four-day
hands-on instruction session with attendees who wander in and show interest.
The two-hour demonstration you mentioned, Paul, would be more in line
with a forum. In that setting, you could open up the engine (or have it
already disassembled) while you talk about rotary engines and answer
questions. Is that more what you have in mind? If so, what day(s) do you
plan to be available? You mentioned a preference for early time slots.
We start the Forums program at noon on Thursday, Oct. 26, and at 9:00
a.m. on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
If this is something you'd like to do, let me know so I can place you on
the forums schedule. Either way, I look forward to meeting you.
See you at COPPERSTATE!
Regards,
Lynn Wesley
COPPERSTATE 2006 Forums Chairman
Sorry I could not handle the workshop.
I'll give an hour forum on Sat at 9:00 am on
"How to cool your Wankel". I will need a projector
that will work with a laptop computer.
Paul
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Hi, Paul,
We have you scheduled at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday in Forum Tent 4. I'll check
with Pat Panzera, who coordinates the Auto Engine Roundup in Tent 5.
If he has an opening at that time, we'll move you to Tent 5, but if
not, we'll keep arrangements as they are. I will try to borrow a
video projector from the engineering loan pool at work, but I can't
promise it until I talk with them. If you have one, please bring
it so we can be sure you will have it.
Thanks again for participating in the COPPERSTATE Forums Program.
See you at Casa Grande!
Regards,
Lynn
I would prefer tent 4 on Saturday at 9:00 AM.
I don't have a projector. BTW I am non commercial and charge
no money for subscriptions nor do I advertise on my web site.
This is my full time hobby. I derive no income from any of this.
I do volunteer for the Sun n Fun engine workshop but they don't
require me to be there 8 hours a day every day.
Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.
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