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In a message dated 1/8/2004 9:31:36 PM Central Standard Time, 
daveleonard@cox.net writes:

<<  Is there a danger letting the temps of the rotor housings
 > operate at a higher temp as long as we are below the melting point by a
 > safe margin(say 350 vs the water cooled 200-250)?
 > Ignorance is bliss!  :-)
 > 
 > MikeJ
 >  >>
Go to www.racingbeat.com and order the technical/parts catalog. The bible of 
the rotary engine builder.

Lynn E. Hanover