Subject: Slide Throttle
From: Rotary Engine
Date: 10/26/2006, 6:27 AM
To: AA-me


>> No problem Doc. I can give him Solid Works files which
>>      usually work better when doing NC stuff. Or Iges or dxf
>>      his choice.
>>
>>      We now have two styles. Long travel 3 inches or short
>>      travel two inches. The long travel is an inch longer.
>>
>>      Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.
>>
>>
>>
>>      Why not just weld 3/8 bar stock for the frame rather than mill >> it out of
>>      one piece?  I made the flange for my oil pan by welding 1/4X1 >> 1/2 and
>>      1/4X2 inch flat stock together.   Karibian
>>
>> Easier still, use two short and two long pieces of square stock >> square
>> the ends tap and clearance holes and bolt on the ends. No welding
>> required. The front to back through bolts could be pre drilled in >> the bars.
>> Bill Jepson
>>
>> They must be sealed Bill. You don't want raw fuel dripping out
>> on the exhaust. Best done as one piece.
>>
>> Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.
>
>
>
> Doc,
> I would be interested in the slide throttle.  I still have a great > deal
> to learn and figure out but am somewhat time limited.  The more I > can
> use production/available parts the quicker the project will go(I > Hope!)
> I am building a GlaStar on Alaska.  Renesis engine.
>
> Paul Kvernplassen
> building GlaStar in Alaska
>

Got it Paul K. Please email me directly so I have your email address.
Phone # would be helpful too.

Do you want the 2" or 3"? I assume quantity one.

Thanks for your interest.

Doc Custer
Retired software engineer and sometime Audiologist
Building RV9-A. Fuselage


Doc,

Paul Kvernplassen......  My e-mail is k11@kvernplassen.com  Ph  907
229-8800

I am uncertain what I need as far as length on the slide throttle.

I have a Renesis engine, no cooling, exhaust or intake manifold yet.

Paul
Building a GlaStar in AK

You also need the dims on the throttle cable to decide
the OA length of the slide throttle as it incorporates
the throttle cable anchor.

Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

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