> >>>> paul
      > >>>>
      > >>>> Just some pics of the motor preassembled. Everything is
     torqued down.
      > >>>> I'm going to safety wire everything. As you can see the
     tension bolts
      > >>>> where drilled as well. I have new titanium studs but I'm not
     sure if
      > >>>> I'm going to use them or not. I want to run it on the stand
     for a bit
      > >>>> and get it tuned before I start changing tension bolts.
      > >>>>
      > >>>> Tony
      > >>>
      > >>>
      > >>> Looks nice. Are you sure you have your safety wires right ?
      > >>>
      > >>> John
      > >>
      > >> Sorry, as I read on further I noticed someone else had
     mentioned your wire
      > >> orientation already. I get so excited when I see something
     like that and I
      > >> have to pipe up right away. I usually feel like a kid amongst
     his betters
      > >> and elders listening in on lofty discussions. Of course I am
     likely to learn
      > >> something listening to the intellectual giants on this list.
     Again that
      > >> engine looks great.
      > >>
      > >> John
      > >
      > >
      > > Hi Paul,
      > >
      > > I'm now back in Japan after a very rewarding trip to collect
     parts and ideas
      > > for my SeaWind.  These included the remote water pump from you,
     a used Bell
      > > 47 final 3:1 drive unit, and a pile of JB Weld.  No pictures of
     Tony's
      > > engine arrive in my mail box. Could you resend them to me please.
      > >
      > > Thanks
      > >
      > > Doug
      > >
      > >
      > > It is probably because the NSA monitors my email and their
      > > computers are bogged down :) If it is something they don't
      > > understand they some times take hours to forward the email.
      > > Somebody there is getting a real education on rotary
      > > engines. Keep up the good work whoever you are and
      > > buy an RX8 with all that money we are paying you.
      > >
      > > Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.
      >
      > Paul,
      >
      > Nope ,  No joy. My mail box is empty but only 4 Xs came through
     indicating
      > failed pictures.  Are they JPEGS?  This has happened a several
     times this
      > year.  N.S.A. or Home Security wouldn't be interested in rotary
     engines
      > since they aren't exactly classified material.  They may be
     interested, in a
      > American pilot with a counter culture last pen name though.
     Especially now
      > that I have in my possession six ounces of top secret James Bond
     Weld:)
      >
      >
      > Doug
      >
      >
      > I don't know. I think Tony is using one of those non standard
      > computers like a Mac or something weird like that :)
      >
      >
      > Paul Lamar


     Doug,

     Go get 'em here http://www.bob-white.com/doug/

     Bob W.

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What the heck Paul!!?  I thought you were going to just email the
pictures, and not the links!!!   Jeez..  :)


Matt-

Bob beat me to it. I already published the jpgs at
least once. You want to see them again? They are not that
exciting :)

Hey, it was just a public service for Doug who seems to have Homeland
Security or the CIA or somebody (st)ripping off his pictures.  Maybe
some Japanese security service is suspicious. :)

Actually Paul, you have that big web site.  I think it would be a good
idea to upload all your pictures to an album there and just send a link.
Not only would it save bandwidth and storage space (not a big issue,
at least for me), but it would be a central location where everything
could be categorized and perused.

Bob W.