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[FlyRotary] Re: EAA 782
meeting
No the cog belt will be set on the shelf and I will
have to make a pylon extension to move the engine up 12 inches, also
plan on tucking my oil coolers inside the pylon.
Ken
Ken,
That is still an impressive record!
Once you get the Dodge unit designed and built will you still use a
belt to move the thrust line up the pylon? Or will there be an
entirely new engine mount? Let me thank you for all the Mazda powered
guys for doing a professional job and getting those hours in
safely. hopefully the insurance guys might notice for the rest of us
later.
Bill Jepson
Thanks for the compliments Kevin, got a couple numbers wrong
however that I thought I would correct, the planetary I am working on
is a 3.21 to 1 and the time I have on my Rotarycoot is approaching
1400 hrs.
Ken
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