This looks like a nice all alloy motor, made in Oz. The side plates are
$2280 Ozzie dollars.

                                Cheers Chris in NZ



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What does it weigh?
Why the custom rotor housing?
What does the end housing coolant passages look like?

Has it run? At what power level and for how long?

Paul Lamar


The rotor housings may be a stock part with a trim from machining. Just for
cosmetics?

Robert



Let us know how you go Neil. I'm 3hrs from there and I 'm keen to check that
out.
I will definately be having a look at that and have an uncle that
I'll be dragging along,
he lives in Chermside Nth Brisbane and is a retired L.A.M.E. looks really
good.
BTW I found this new product at
http://xtremerotaries.co/service-pages/semi-peripheral-port.htm
might be interesting, worth a look. What do you think Paul?

Graeme Riley


That is the expensive way to do it. We had a lot of trouble with bonded in
leaking.
The tig welded in is a lot more reliable. These guys are heavy into drag
racing. A
bit overkill for aircraft.

Paul Lamar

Graeme,
               Sadly it seems that Rohan anbrose AKA xtreme rotaries is now
scaling down his business for whatever reason which is a pity. Brilliant
mechanic on rotaries. He actually did my P porting and set up my motor, but
only now apparently works one day a week for himself.  Neil.


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