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April 27th 04, 04:05 PM
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"vincent p. norris" wrote: What kind of a carburetor did a rotary engine have? There was no throttle. Depends on the engine. The Camel typically came with a Le Rhone, a Clerget, or a Bentley rotary. All three had carburetors, apparently in addition to the "dribble feed" fuel intake used by most rotaries. Carb parts for the Le Rhone are sold at http://www.lerhoneauburn.com and you will find a rather vague photo there. Looks like a new carb would be worth somewhere around $5,000. George Patterson If you don't tell lies, you never have to remember what you said. 
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