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  1. K

    Re-examining Rotary Conversion

    That rotor reminds me of a jackalope. Great for starting conversations.
  2. K

    Re-examining Rotary Conversion

    I'm not planning competition aerobatics, it would mainly be a 'tear up the sky's plane, sort of an aerial dirt bike. Resale is not a concern, in fact, I would likely dismantle the plane to avoid liability concerns if I had to dispose I of it. I just like the idea of me being the limiting factor...
  3. K

    Re-examining Rotary Conversion

    Hello all. New member here. After some years off from building my One Design airframe (now ~80-90% complete) which I had intended to use a normal IO-360, I'm now ready to resume, which now means I need to re-evaluate the engine choice. I'm no stranger to auto engine conversions, having...
  4. K

    Another New Member Intro.

    Hello all. I'm Keith from Central CA. Years ago I wanted to build a Harmon Rocket (RV-4 based) using a SB Chevy engine. When it was apparent that was a goal too far, I chose a DR107 One Design. I got to about 80-90% airframe completion, but had to stop due to kids in college etc. Now they're...
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