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    What PSRU Can we Really Trust???

    I continue to fantasize over a Mazda Wankel installation but I just can't seem to get past the "fantasy" part due to the PSRU issues. It seems nobody has made a long term successful PSRU. The Lycoming "GO-145, GO-435", etc, series is long gone, the Continental "GO-300" series is long gone...
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    Rotary diesel?

    NASA did one like this back in the late 70's or early 80's I think. Glow plug in the trailing spark plug hole, high pressure injector in the leading spark plug hole, turbos bolted to the intake manifold - no throttle plate - more fuel = more power. I've been looking at the NASA archives for a...
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    PGK-1 Hirondelle ?

    Hi I saw the Hirondelle at Oshkosh years ago and bought the plans shortly thereafter. I never started the project due to a lack of space to build (and working for a living, etc...). I just recently got plans for the three piece wing modification for the Emeraud from Falconar Avia, Inc. This...
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    pusher prop---mini-imp

    just a thought: you might look into carbon fiber mast and boom sections for sailboats. Building a light weight, reliable, durable shaft drive seems to have been a real bugger throught aviation history. There have been some successes (the p-39 comes to mind) and lots of failures (Lear, et.al.)...
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    WANTED LONG EZ TEMPLATES

    see: http://www.canardzone.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=148 templates are free. PDF files, print them at "Kinkos" They are accurate.
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