Subject: super charged 2 rotor RV10 speed
From: Rotary Engine
Date: 10/7/2011, 9:32 AM
To: AAA Put this in the To box


 How much boost is Bobby using?

 Paul Lamar

 Paul,
 I'm not really sure.  Seems like he mentioned max boost was 35", but I'm
 not
 certain on that.  I do know that he cruises at around 30".

 Mark

 How many GPH is he burning?

 How fast did you guys cruise going up there?

 Paul Lamar


 We were cruising between 160 and 170 TAS (mph).  I normally cruise around
 190-200 TAS (mph), but I was flying with two RV's, so needed to slow down.
 ;-)

 Mark S.

 Any chance of finding out GPH at various cruise speeds mentioned.

 van

 I would like more pic of his fire wall forward. how much hp is he seeing
 with his current setup?

 clifton younger

 Clifton,

 Sorry, I can't help you with pics.  And Bobby doesn't have a web site
 either.

 Mark

 I think I may have one or two.
 Here they are.

 Another guy supercharged a 2 rotor so let me know if you
 want to see some pictures of that.

 Paul Lamar

 yes! I would :)
 clifton younger

 Here they are.

 Paul Lamar


 Has anyone tried the small belt driven blower by paxton that was used on
 some shelby mustangs?
 http://www.paxtonauto.com/product.php?id=157

 Prices start at around 2,000, and should run way cooler than a turbo. I know
 that a turbo is almost  "free power" using reclaimed energy from the
 exhaust, and this will require some HP from the engine to drive it,

 So what do you think?


 Kevin Alderman

 OK if you don't mind the increase in fuel burn and reduction
 in range.

 Paul Lamar



 My question is, when is somebody going to take one of those
 supercharger gearboxes and hook it up to a power turbine?
 Chris Wood

 Why?

 Paul Lamar


Seems like a robust off-the-shelf solution for gear reduction on a
turbo-compounding project. Your traction drive looks very cool, but I
haven't seen anyone using that (or any other method of coupling
turbine to crankshaft) in even a test-stand engine. I assume the
primary reason is lack of will to fabricate and troubleshoot a new
design.

-Chris W

What is this?

Paul Lamar

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