Dear Paul & Group,

Here's a page with download links to most essential papers on this

subject:

http://www.scanlab.fi/docs/docs_index.htm

These are PDF files extracted from NASA server. All but the first one
are on original non-processed state, ie. text pages scanned as images. I
might have time later to convert them to text PDF's.

Cheers,

Petri
--
Engineering student
Helsinki, Finland


Thanks Petri. That was a lot of work.

The Appendix C on this one is the real meat of the turbo compound rotary.
NASA_1994029727.pdf

Unfortunately NASA did not fund the hardware to test these conclusions.
Everyday a Mazda rotary flies somewhere in the world proving once again

that

NASA made a huge mistake in not pursuing this further.
-- 
Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

Paul,
I knew the guy who was running the program at Glenn Research center.  They
had a 13B in a Cessna mixmaster already to go when his boss told him to stop
the program.  Boy was he mad.

Joe Berki
Limo EZ

I'll bet. Instead they shoot off half a billion dollars into space every time they
launch the space shuttle. One tenth of that money could reduce the world
wide gasoline consumption by 20% by applying turbo compounding to the worlds
light aircraft and gasoline piston engines.