----- Original Message -----
From: tml1x
To: Q-LIST@...
Sent: Sunday, October 08, 2006 10:42 PM
Subject: [Q-LIST] Revmaster Engines

Hi there Quickie Builders and Flyers,

Wow, there are a lot of you on this group. Let me introduce myself.
First of all, I don't own a Quickie, but am considering the purchase
of a complete kit from someone locally in the near future. I wasn't
to keen on the Q2 design for a number of years. Obviously, that has
changed.....I guess it just took me some getting used to.

I do own a Fisher Horizon 1 that is 40% complete. Right now, I am
planning to put a Revmaster R2100D engine in it. For those of you who
are into the composite designs, I'll just say the Horizon is similar
to an Aeronca Champ. The high wing design has a little (LOT) more drag than
the Quickies and it is considerably slower (cruise 85 - 90 MPH) The
higher RPMs needed to develop enough HP may not work as well as the
A65 Continental. Therefore, I may end up mounting an A65 to the
Fisher Firewall and using the Revmaster for a Quickie project.

I was always under the impression that the Q designs could be ordered
with Revmaster engines. If that is true, I could use the one I have
in the Q2 my neighbor has for sale.

Before I can do anything with this Revmaster engine though, I need to
change the crankshaft over to a forged crank and put a Rev-Flo carb on
it.

I see many of you have put Continental and Lycoming engines in. That
leads me to think there may be Revmaster parts out there for sale. If
there are, please drop me an e mail.

Sorta in a quandry here guys. Gonna keep moving forward with gluing
wood and stringing control cables while I'm waiting for a clear
direction to go with this engine dilema.

Thanks in advance.

Tom Lyon
Fisher H1 with Revmaster R2100D
40% complete
200 hrs, not current but workin at it.








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----- Original Message -----
From: tml1x
To: Q-LIST@...
Sent: Sunday, October 08, 2006 10:42 PM
Subject: [Q-LIST] Revmaster Engines


Hi there Quickie Builders and Flyers,

Wow, there are a lot of you on this group. Let me introduce myself.
First of all, I don't own a Quickie, but am considering the purchase
of a complete kit from someone locally in the near future. I wasn't
to keen on the Q2 design for a number of years. Obviously, that has
changed.....I guess it just took me some getting used to.

I do own a Fisher Horizon 1 that is 40% complete. Right now, I am
planning to put a Revmaster R2100D engine in it. For those of you who
are into the composite designs, I'll just say the Horizon is similar
to an Aeronca Champ. The high wing design has a little more drag than
the Quickies and it is considerably slower (cruise 85 - 90 MPH) The
higher RPMs needed to develop enough HP may not work as well as the
A65 Continental. Therefore, I may end up mounting an A65 to the
Fisher Firewall and using the Revmaster for a Quickie project.

I was always under the impression that the Q designs could be ordered
with Revmaster engines. If that is true, I could use the one I have
in the Q2 my neighbor has for sale.

Before I can do anything with this Revmaster engine though, I need to
change the crankshaft over to a forged crank and put a Rev-Flo carb on
it.

I see many of you have put Continental and Lycoming engines in. That
leads me to think there may be Revmaster parts out there for sale. If
there are, please drop me an e mail.

Sorta in a quandry here guys. Gonna keep moving forward with gluing
wood and stringing control cables while I'm waiting for a clear
direction to go with this engine dilema.

Thanks in advance.

Tom Lyon
Fisher H1 with Revmaster R2100D
40% complete
200 hrs, not current but workin at it.

----- Original Message -----
From: tml1x
To: Q-LIST@...
Sent: Sunday, October 08, 2006 10:42 PM
Subject: [Q-LIST] Revmaster Engines


Hi there Quickie Builders and Flyers,

Wow, there are a lot of you on this group. Let me introduce myself.
First of all, I don't own a Quickie, but am considering the purchase
of a complete kit from someone locally in the near future. I wasn't
to keen on the Q2 design for a number of years. Obviously, that has
changed.....I guess it just took me some getting used to.

I do own a Fisher Horizon 1 that is 40% complete. Right now, I am
planning to put a Revmaster R2100D engine in it. For those of you who
are into the composite designs, I'll just say the Horizon is similar
to an Aeronca Champ. The high wing design has a little (LOT) more drag than
the Quickies and it is considerably slower (cruise 85 - 90 MPH) The
higher RPMs needed to develop enough HP may not work as well as the
A65 Continental. Therefore, I may end up mounting an A65 to the
Fisher Firewall and using the Revmaster for a Quickie project.

I was always under the impression that the Q designs could be ordered
with Revmaster engines. If that is true, I could use the one I have
in the Q2 my neighbor has for sale.

Before I can do anything with this Revmaster engine though, I need to
change the crankshaft over to a forged crank and put a Rev-Flo carb on
it.

I see many of you have put Continental and Lycoming engines in. That
leads me to think there may be Revmaster parts out there for sale. If
there are, please drop me an e mail.

Sorta in a quandry here guys. Gonna keep moving forward with gluing
wood and stringing control cables while I'm waiting for a clear
direction to go with this engine dilema.

Thanks in advance.

Tom Lyon
Fisher H1 with Revmaster R2100D
40% complete
200 hrs, not current but workin at it.