Subject: Looking for a school
From: rotaryeng
Date: 6/30/2012, 12:17 PM
To: AAAA Put this in the To box


 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

 Thanks Kevin  & Jack,

 Jack i sent you a mail, Kevin i am up between Williston and  Daytona, will
 see what i can do to drive down to the keys on a  weekend

 Alex

 While you are that far north in Florida, I would  stop in and see Tracy in
 Bell. Worth the trip I promise.

 Kevin  Alderman

 I don't think the Tracy is in Bell anymore.
  Peter

 As of today (Friday 6/29/12), Tracy Crook's website lists Bell, FL as the
 home base.

 rotorinterest

 Rotor Head

Hey guys, Tracy said he still lives in FL, but is on vacation in CO til
August. If you are still building your plane in Aug, Tracy said feel free
to come over.

Kevin Alderman.

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