Yes, there is a great market waiting for a good, proven one-rotor.  It
would take a big bite out of the 100HP market.

Agreed!!!!!!

The major stumbling block is the e-shaft -- even with iron endplates it
would have a lighter all-up weight than the O-200.  With aluminum you
would be lighter than the Notax (er, ROTAX) 4-strokes.  I wonder what it
would cost to make them the right way?

Keith

You don't want to know !!
George ( down under)

George, Extreme Racing charges $3700 Aus for a three
rotor shaft. What is the US to Aus exchange dollar for dollar rate
right at the moment?  Surely they can knock out a one rotor shaft.

http://www.xtremerotaries.com/

Maybe we can get together and have a group buy on one rotor
shafts. If ten people order one rotor shafts from Extreme
I am sure they would whip out a batch. They got the billet
material in stock and the NC lathe program is more or less done.

Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

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