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Dave S explained on 5/4/2008 :
Linton Yarbrough wrote: To make matters worser, I can't build one so I have to take someone else's work. ![]() the design. plus, you get to install a rotary-Wankel; this is good? The Cozy and the velocity were designed and intended to be used with a "certified" horizontally opposed air cooled engine. Some enterprising experimenters have used the rotary/wankel engine, with varying degrees of success. Dave Dave I don't need varying degrees of success. I guess as the Capt said if you want to tinker, maintain and build, then go EXP. Maybe my next assessment is Mooney vs. ??? |
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