Rotary engine Climb over Mt Everest.
It has been a long time since this happened so here it is again for the
rotary skeptics.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qiv4XJ17_7Q
Friday, May 18, 2007
"British explorer and mountaineer Edward "Bear" Grylls has set a new
altitude record by piloting a powered paraglider above Mount Everest
reaching 29,494ft (8,990m). He and his fellow pilot, Giles Cardozo, who
had invented [not] and developed the parajet engine, set out on their
attempt from the Himalayan village of Pheriche (altitude 14,435ft
(4,400m)) in the early morning of 14th May. "
"Grylls, 33, is a mountaineer, best selling author and television
presenter who spent three years with the elite British Special Air
Service ("SAS") forces. During this time he was involved in a horrific
parachuting accident in which he broke his back in three places, almost
severing his spinal cord. Remarkably, in 1998, after months of
rehabilitation, he became at 23, the youngest British climber to scale
Mount Everest and return alive."
"Cardozo is considered to be one of the top paragliding pilots in the
world, and it is reported that he and Grylls first came up with the idea
for the attempt about a year ago when he had invented the engine that
would take them up the mountain. "
http://www.rotronuav.com/mission-everest
"The answer to the problem was to design [not] and build a revolutionary
4-stroke rotary engine that was more compact and fifty percent lighter
than a piston engine equivalent and almost twice the reliable power
output for its cubic capacity. The basis of the Everest engine was a
294cc single rotor [AIXRO kart] engine producing 40hp as a standard
normally aspirated engine. To make this standard engine block capable of
delivering the required 100hp a huge amount of research and engineering
work was carried out."
Paul Lamar
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