Wade Bush wrote:
I for one look forward to seeing your progress in action.

Progress on finishing your plane Paul.

Do you you really want to see movies of me sanding my airplane? :)

Paul Lamar

LOL
At least a pic every now and then would be great and of course we all would like to see and learn about your rotary implementation. Go Paul!

I've been following rotaries off and on for about 7-8 years. At one time I had a 20B but became discouraged when all those after market fixes kept not working correctly and or failing (back then) before I even got it rebuilt.

Figuring all of the aftermarket Lt wt housing and Lt wt rotors and all the other stuff I wanted, I figured I could order one the way I wanted just as cheaply as doing it my self.  Ended up selling it and then, due to situation changes, had to drop it.

Now I am slowly getting back into it. Man has the 13B / Renesis come a long way. Never heard of or knew what a P-port was if it werent for your website.

I know there is yet a lot of untapped potential in a rotary and I believe youre on the right track.

Best of luck and thank you for your commitment.

Wade

My rotary installation changes from month to month.
A successful completed homebuilt  airplane requires one to cast what ever
configuration exist now in concrete  and finish it no matter what without
making on going changes. Technology marches on.

Paul Lamar