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Started by rotary_rogers, December 09, 2004, 01:41:39 AM

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Carl

Hi Phil,
What is your experience of Eamon then?
Regards
Carl

travellinbob

I would like to stand corrected, I have heard of these but it was years ago, an aussie friend just reminded me!
  Does anyone have any photos?

 Can the extra rotar be used in a stand alone situation. So that you could basivally have a single rotar engine?

p.s. ultraman, you have a pm.

Carl

QuoteOriginally posted by travellinbob
Can the extra rotar be used in a stand alone situation. So that you could basivally have a single rotar engine?

 

 Hi Michael,
I am able to build a single rotor engine.
Regards
Carl

88GT-R

QuoteOriginally posted by Ultraman_Cosmo
Oh okay :) Hurley was the first to develop the joining crank to add additional rotors and I didn\'t realise anyone else was doing it.

Just to put it all into perspective...Mazda engineers were the first to develop the joining eccentric shaft. I don`t remember off hand the dates or the engineer, but will be happy to post for who may be interested.

John

Ultraman_Cosmo

I\'m sure they were, I was thinking more along the lines of a specialist making this modification available to the rotary enthusiast rather than the developements of a major motor manufacturer.
Cosmo 110S,  RX4 Coupe, RX7, RX8, JC Cosmo 20B, NSU Ro80\'s etc......

scooby_si

yeah i remember reading about Hurleys fabulous expoilts on a tattered bit of newpaper glued to their wall while i waited in their office before being dicked for a rip off service, oh sorry did i sound a bit bitter & twisted when i said that i\'m sure they do a luvly triple
Si (stella makes me a bytchy fello!!!! i\'m normally so nice.....pmsl)

travellinbob

What wa all this about i the first place? oh, yeah, thats right. Some blokes workshop in his back yard. Nice one roger. Have you gotten any further down the line with it mate?

(note no mention of the H word)