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As an Aerospace Engineer myself, I'd be just as interested in the 
technical read and data.  Is it possible that the thesis and drawings 
are available for download?
Thanks! (You're right - it does kinda sound too good to be true... ;) )

-- 
Cedric Gould
Cozy MkIV S/N: 1515
Tehachapi, CA

On 9/30/2012 9:35 AM, William Mason wrote:
> Hello all,
>       I have been sitting on a complete set of plans drawings that were
> given to me by a co-worker that in college had a thesis project on the
> Mazda rotary engine for aviation use.   Yeah... sounded too good to be
> true to me as well.
>
>
> Now I'm sitting on complete drawings, specs, dyno results from their
> project, and all of their research.    The dyno results show a
> comparison from stock and some other configurations.
>
>
> I can have it built as a one-off (read expensive) or I can make a run of
> these and try to reduce the cost of my own copy by a few pennies.  I can
> see a possible need to change placement of the injectors to enable the
> assembly to fit more applications, but the design is very nice.
>   Commercial interests will be welcome.  Serious inquiries welcome.
>   Casually interested individuals please stand by for more information.
>
>
> If you'd like to be placed on the list for a completed copy but don't
> want any up-front cost, drop me a note.
>
>
> Regards!
> Bill