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NameAdept Airmotive - Advanced aircraft piston engine
DescriptionRAPDASA presented at the Aeronautical Society of South Africa. A case study was presented by Richard Schulz, director of Adept Airmotive. His topic, “Application of Rapid Prototyping in the development of the ADEPT Airmotive Engine” was very well received
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