Rotax MX Courses: Thorough, Resourceful

Even for light wrenching on your own Rotax 912 series engine, Lockwood Aero's hands-on tech course is worth the cost and effort for solid knowledge.

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Steve Socolosky
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There is some hands-on engine teardown and reassembly in the Lockwood 912 course, with engines rigged on stands, plus examples of ones installed on aircraft at Lockwood’s shop.
Going to Sebring, Florida-based Lockwood Aero’s Rotax engine school for a week—eight full hours per day with homework that begins weeks before you get there—seems daunting. For me that effort wa…
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