I am the current VP of the Motorsports Association at Penn College of Technology in Williamsport, PA (yes the little league town). The club is always looking for automotive professionals to come and speak with them about whatever information he/she can offer in regards to the auto industry. We welcome racers, shop owners, product desingers, engineers, etc.. I was hoping that I could find someone who works with rotary engines to come speak this year. If anyone is interested or knows someone who maybe interested, please let me know.

 

Come on guys. Are you saying that there are no professionals out there that want to tell a bunch of automotive students about the great rotary engine. None of our classes really cover the motor besides saying it exist and has no pistons, so a speaker on the rotary would be a welcome change.

 

Perhaps you should call some of the rotary performance shops in the mid-atlantic region. You may have to pay them to come out, though. Either way, worth exploring.

 

I'd do it but you are too far away.

 

Hey do it next year! I got accepted to Penn College of Technology and i'm going next year. I'm going mercer as my first year because the automotive technology was full =( so i went to mercer and took all my basic classes (it'll be cheaper). I cant wait to go to PCT next year tho. although i'm probably gonna be homesick cuz its 3 and a half hours away. I guess i'll be meeting you next year s13lover =D

 

Maybe me and Rotarygod can do a seminar together. He can be the expert and I can be the lucky idiot who proves that the right mods yield favorable results. I'll even drive from Detroit to Houston to pick him up!!

Charles

 

Sounds like a plan...lol.