My first housing, intermediate center bearing support, 9.5 lbs when
finished.
jeff
Wow! That is a jewel Jeff. You do beautiful work. Are you going to
build
up an engine to test it?
Paul Lamar
Jeff,
Ditto Paul's comments on the beautiful work. This is intended for a
20B,
correct? I, for one, would be interested in one of these, after it has
been
shown to be airworthy, of course. Maybe I'm not seeing it, but where's
the
oil pan flange?
Mark S.
Mark
The oil drain galley is not machined in yet and my version of this uses
dry sump......
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Jeff--second Mark's email regarding 20B. Interested first in thick 20B
housing.
We machined aluminum 13B housing in the early 1990's with halves
sealed with
o-ring but never tested, opting at the time to proceed with aluminum
castings. In process, as test hours accumulated, had to address
cracks in
gear attach structure as well as around dowels.
We can provide both dyno and flight testing of housings with both 13B and
20B peripheral port engines with evaluation of structure and also
alternate
wear surfaces for comparison.
If you proceed, we would like to obtain test housings prior to
application
of any wear surfaces.
Steve Beckham
steve
This is an intermediate housing for a 2 rotor of my own
creation.........Certainly there many similarities to the thick 20B
housing here. Is here a need for these??
I was considering the idea for a single rotor.
this is 2024 with lots of gusseting and filleting to minimize the
cracking issues you might see in a casting....I plan on continuing at a
constant pace, but as Paul can tell you this is a garage
operation.....With that being said, any assistance and experience shared
is always helpful..........
thanks
jeff
It is not your average garage :)
Paul Lamar
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