Paul,
If memory serves me, and sometimes it doesn't, I remember seeing someone
took a Cessna and replaced the engine with a Mazda rotary. They then
registered it as experimental.

Do you, or anyone have info on this?

Regards,
Norm Parmley


The FAA frowns on that big time. Only if you plan on getting an STC
and first you have to certify the engine. That means you make all the
parts and you have a paper trail from the iron mine to the air.

NASA did it but that was NASA.

You can make a fiberglass mold of a Cessna fuse and use Cessna wings and tail.

That is OK. It is then a experimental aircraft.

Paul Lamar


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