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Subject: Re: [FlyRotary] Re: small muffler suggestions for single rotor?
Date: Sat, 18 Jun 2005 11:18:25 -0400
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I think all of us asking questions can probably agree that a little 
experimentation would be nice. Rusty, why don't you just make a couple, 
straight, L shaped and Z shaped with air intake facing forward, exhaust 
entering at first bend, crossing front or rear of engine and exiting at end 
of Z facing backward. <g> photos and text accompaniement would also be nice. 
<vbg>
jofarr, soddy tn (hey! it doesn't hurt to ask/suggest.)

----- Original Message ----- From: Echo Lake Fishing Resort (Georges 
Boucher)

Would the inlet in the center of the can with a small outlet on each end 
work?

Can you make one of them things with a 90 degree bend, L shaped to get 
length ? jofarr

Keep in mind that the 24" length wasn't cast in stone,