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From: "Bryan" <bhcishere@comcast.net>
To: "Rotary motors in aircraft" <flyrotary@lancaironline.net>
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Subject: Re: [FlyRotary] Re: 3-D work
Date: Fri, 26 Nov 2004 19:34:25 -0800
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Jarrett,

Great work!  How bout a design for the BD-4.  We have several builders
including myself working on BD-4 projects that intend to use the rotary
engine.

Bryan

> Hello listers.. I'm looking for suggestions and help w/ a Rv-10 cowl I've
> been designing.[No I'm not building an Rv-10] It started on Paul Lamar's
> list and I figure why not ask some of you folks what you think. This has
> been done with Paul's information and help so far. I've included some
pic's
> for your review. Let me also say that I'd be glad to help others that are
> looking for some 3-d work done [a free service] with the understanding
that
> it would be on my own time so it might not be as prompt as some would
like.
> Also, the engine you see in these pic's wasn't drawn by myself, rather it
> was given to me [ or the modeled parts of it where, and I assembled it as
> you see it here]. Unfortunatly I don't know who it was that gave it to me.
> Paul seem's to think it was from a gent by the name of Monty, if so,
thanks.
> If not, well the credit goes to whom ever it was.
>
>  I have to admit that I know little about the rotary other than what I've
> gleaned in the last year and a half as a lurker on both rotary lists. I
> can't claim to be an expert at any of this, but if I can help anyone let
me
> know.
>
> Jarrett Johnson
>


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