Subject: Berkut
From: Rotary Engine
Date: 5/8/2008, 9:46 AM
To: AAA Put this in the To box


   Hello Paul,
   What do you know about Dave Ronneberg. I have spoken to some other
   builders and they say he is difficult to say the least. I have tried
   to get some info but he is not helpful to me at all. I am not
   concerned as the dwgs are so good any one could follow them. There is
   many tapes on the building of the plane. Not that much is applicable
   aft of the fire wall as I will run a rotary. I have almost finished
   the engine mount tonight and all the of systems have been decided on.
   I will try to send some pics next week.

   --
   Best regards Don,
    ddunbar                          mailto:ddunbar@echidna.id.au
   <ailto:ddunbar@echidna.id.au">

   He is kind of a strange guy from what little I know about him.
   I have only talked to him once or twice.
   His friend, Vicki Cruse, my hangar neighbor and president of our
   SZP Hangar condominium association, owned the Berkut company for awhile
   after Dave I think.

   I don't know where Dave is now because I have not seen him
   in years.


   Dan Gray here at SZP also completed a Berkut so he may
   be able to help if you need it. He is an excellent composite builder.
   I'll forward this to him as well.

   Here is a picture of Dan's new airplane.
   http://www.airport-data.com/aircraft/N724DG.html

   I can send you his phone number by private email
   if you need to get in touch with him.

   Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.


Hey Don,

Dave is rather busy as of late with other projects involving the Berkut
and the military, so he isn't too in to builder support. However your
best bet is to contact James Redmon in Texas. James built his own plane,
as well as finished another one. He is very up on everything and much
easier to reach. He also has a web site with a lot of good info.

Here is his information:

james@berkut13.com
www.berkut13.com

This should help you a lot.

All the best,

Vicki


Thanks Vicki
-- 
Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

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