Subject: My new book
From: Rotary Engine
Date: 3/23/2007, 10:27 AM
To: AARotary Engine

 > >     My wife Robin is in Florida at a PAMA
 > convention as she is on
 > >     the PAMA board of directors. While she
 > was there she picked up 25
 > >     copies of my new book "How To Cool
 > Your Wankel" from the printers in
 > >     Daytona Beach. She showed it to the
 > SAE people and I was greatly
 > > honored
 > >     by an offer from the SAE to publish it.
 > >
 > >     It will be available from Amazon
 > shortly and book stores by
 > >     special order. Retail price is $69.95.
 > >
 > >     I will  have some copies
 > available at Sun n Fun for those
 > >     attending my forums at a discount.
 > Believe me....these first editions
 > >     will be collector's items. I'll have
 > some pictures of the book in
 > >     a few days when Robin gets home.
 > >     --
 > >     Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.
 > >
 > >     Great news, Paul!
 > >     Congratulations!
 > >     Hope to see you at Sun N Fun
 > >     Ben
 >
 >
 > WOW !!!  Great Paul !!  Well deserved!!   I
 > hope you have copies
 > at OSH this year :-)  I can't make it to Fun & Sun this year.
 >
 > -dave A
 >
 > I might have some at OSH.
 > Here are some pictures of the book.
 >
 > Paul Lamar


I know what is the pine tree line.  I was also in the Canadian
military for 14 years. Also the DEW line

Congratulation for your book.  Please let us know went and where
it will be available wont make it this sorry.

Marc Montreal Canada

It was a line of radar stations across Canada about where
trees stopped growing in the sub arctic. Too cold. Just north of
Kirkland Lake. You should be able to order it from any book store.

Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

I can't wait to be able to order it.  I am glad there is a big picture on
the front otherwise, based on the title, they may try to place it in the
adult section. "Wankle"; one of the dirtiest sounding words that isn't.

All the best,

Chris

Starting my wiring install moving ever so closer to first crank and
hopefully start.

Christopher Barber



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