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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] another rotary airplane roars to life
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Posted for "Mario Gonzalez" <avidmario@hotmail.com>:

Is there anyone on this list who has a flying LNC2 flying with Rotary power?, 
will the original cowling allow for such an installation?.
Mario, 40 % 235/320


>>>Very pleased to report a sucsessful first firing of my 13B powered Glastar 
tonight.  Only problem was my first battery was a bit low and even though the 
engine would turn over and the plugs would fire the injectors were not getting 
triggered.  With a fully charged battery it kicked off right away and roared 
to life.  Very cool experience!<<<

[First of all, I apologize to The List for sending the original post here.. it 
was intended for my FlyRotary list and I pushed the wrong button.  To answer 
Mario's question, there was a 235 powered by a rotary that has since been sold 
so the owner could build another airplane into which he was installing the 
same engine.  I'm building a 360 that will have a rotary in it using the stock 
cowl, and there is an ES and at least one IVP that are installing 20B 
(3-rotors) powerplants.  Contact me privately at marv@lancair.net for more 
info.        

                <Marv>                          ]