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[99fxst99]

FUJIMO, or anyone, do you have any more information or pictures of this engine? Sort of a unicorn. The counter rotating props are fascinating. How did it shift FNR?

[bernie]

FUJIMO, or anyone, do you have any more information or pictures of this engine? Sort of a unicorn. The counter rotating props are fascinating. How did it shift FNR?

This photo reminds me of a quick story. I was at the Lake when Mr. Alexander and others were working on this project. It was about 5 in the afternoon, I was in the office catching up on a couple phone calls, Mr. Alexander was in the same office. My cell phone rings, it is a customer with a pair of big Mercs and he is having problems. First I asked how he got this number - says the President of the boat company involved (shall remain nameless) gave it to him. The guy is a retired aeronautical engineer and everytime his engines fart he is on the phone. I listen to his questions/problems, etc.; Alex is taking this all in. I finally decide to get him into a dealer in his area and that seems to settle the conversation.
As I hang up, without thinking I say something like "Damn retired engineers, can't satisfy them for nothing!" Alex looks at me with a big grin - we both had a good laugh over that!

[powerabout]

FUJIMO, or anyone, do you have any more information or pictures of this engine? Sort of a unicorn. The counter rotating props are fascinating. How did it shift FNR?

There should be more Deuce High's and Blackhawks, they are the future

[lilabner]

FUJIMO, or anyone, do you have any more information or pictures of this engine? Sort of a unicorn. The counter rotating props are fascinating. How did it shift FNR?

Brett May did most of the testing of this at Lake X.

[bernie]

Nice photo - where is his lanyard?