Congrats. Paul. This is a big step forward.
Amazing isn't it how
the shape seems obvious now, but we (no one)
could come up with it
over all these years. I would love to see a
Tailwind version with
sections. Jerry
So far we have been trying to stuff a liquid
cooling system under
cowls designed for air cooled horz opposed
engines.
There are some real kludges out there with two
rads and
a pile of spaghetti plumbing.
I am real excited about this new cowl. Perhaps
we can find some
body that can make them and sell them. I
mentioned it to
Will James but he is pretty busy.
--
Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.
Paul, I'd be interested in producing them if
there's enough interest.
Things are progressing on the Nc Mill, but slowly.
I'm currently
waiting on some precision machined parts which are
becoming a bottle
neck.
Anyway, we'll see if there is enough interest in
the mean time.
Jarrett
I think you would make money for years to come.
Will James charges about a $1000 I think for his cowls.
Cooling always has been a big hassle. The right cowl
would go a long way to solve that problem.
--
Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.
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