Alright, I'm trying, in my mind's eye, at least, to come up with something that can be used to easily mount a motor to a profile fuse.  The easiest that I've come up with is a simple "U-shaped" aluminum bracket with a tab that is bent 90 degrees to provide a mounting surface for the motor.  What I'm thinking is use two of them, one on inboard & outboard sides, with one of them drilled and tapped for 4-40 bolts.

Now, it would result in only using two mounting holes on the rear of the motor housing, and I really don't know if that would be strong enough.

Thoughts?

Steve

I'd want to use all mounting bolts.

I've used a similar mount as the plywood system John mentioned on smaller stunt planes like the Clown, It works fine, never had a problem.

Have used that all the way up to a Strega also.

bob branch