Found this Chain Drive used with a Mazda 13B Rotary in a Jet Ski, is
their
a limit on the RPM Chain Drive and Belt Drives can run at, does not look
like much gear reduction here.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3aSBItXzMXg&feature=related
I noted that in another email it was mentioned that the Maverick Flying
Car
was FAA approved LSA, they are using a Subaru Engine, I was not aware
that
Subaru engines where FAA Certified, the more I read and see the more
confused I am with this Light Sport Aircraft category? Why wouldn't a
Mazda Engine be Certified if someone used one in a Special Light Sport
Aircraft Airworthiness Application...
http://mavericklsa.com/certification.html
GFCurtis Jr.
-- Hi I believe that it is registered as an experimental that meets LS
requirements and can be flown by a LS pilot. I do not think it is a LSA
certified engine, certainly not part 33 FAA certified.
Murry I Rozansky
Hi Paul, will you be at SZP Sat.? Mon.? Tues? for a visit.
Murry I Rozansky
How about tomorrow Sat at noon?
Hangar 6 Vicki Cruise taxii way on the SW end.
2 story gray hangars.
Paul
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