Hello,
I am looking for a rotary engine school, college or course I can attend. I
am located
in Virginia, US but will go to where I need to go. Thanks.

Edgardo

There are no schools that I know of.

Read the everything on the  web site below and then ask questions on here.

Will will be glad to give you an education.

Paul Lamar

Hi, i'm driving from Montreal to Florida tomorrow through sunday to work on
my aircraft for a few weeks, as a thought is there anyone more or less
along the way with a rotary aircraft project that doesn't mind showing it
off briefly, maybe answer a few questions i might think of. I know its
friday tomorrow so most are working, just on the off chance,

Alex


Alex,

I'm in Manchester, CT not too far off I-91 just east of Hartford. (I-91 to
I-291
to I-384 exit 2(about 8-10 minutes)). I will be doing some riveting on my
RV-9A
this weekend. Send me your email address and cell # to (wmjack at t3cs.net)
and
we can work something out.

Regards,

Jack Hilditch

Edgardo,
Some of us on here learned early on in the RX2 days, and the only school was
the "School of Hard Knocks". We broke everything except an eccentric shaft
learning how to make reliable hp out of these. It's a good thing parts back
then were really cheap!
The guys on this forum are some of the best out there in the rotary world
for aircraft applications. Some of us are opinionated, but the technical
value of what Paul has on his site is beyond valuable to the new rotary fan.
Have fun!
Larry


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