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Russell Duffy wrote:
> Hi Rusty,
> have you looked at the rotamax twin? Go to www.rotamax.net
> GL, Dave McC 
>  
> Hi Dave,
>  
> To my knowledge, rotomax doesn't have any engines flying in aircraft.  I 
> know they got an Autoflight drive for testing, but I never heard 
> anything else about it.  Until they have a number of successful customer 
> installations, they're just another company with a nice web site.  
> Unfortunately, there have been plenty of them over the years. 
>  
> Cheers,
> Rusty
I think that they just flew a Sparrowhawk gyro with one of their 
engines. Dig around their web site, there's a video on there somewhere.

Charlie