I am thinking of getting some diplomas printed up.
Anybody that has been on here for two years gets a Bachelors
in Rotary Engineering degree. Five years a Masters and
anybody before 2000 a Phd.
What do you think?
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Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.
Paul,
Sounds like an entertaining idea. Since I moved my Lancair to the
Lockhart airport I seem to spend more time "educating" the airport bums
on the benefits and inner workings of the rotary engine as I do working
on my project. If I would just keep the hangar door shut I would
probably be flying by now, but I can't resist the temptation to
proselytize the rotary's virtues. There are now two of us rotorheads
housed at the Lockhart airport... that's 100% growth in one year. There
are a total of four rotary projects that I'm aware of in the greater
Austin area. I'm tempted to get myself a white jacket and start holding
classes.
Mark S.
Lancair ES/20B
ACRE member since the '90's
OK Mark, here is your Phd to go along with the one you already
have. (As I recall Mark teaches at a University in Austin.)
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Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.
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