by Jeff B » 2 hours ago
Hi Sean,
Nice to hear from you, and of course you are right. However…
The Japanese built on the ideas of others, but always endeavored to improve both the process and the product, not just build it cheaper. If you have ever read the book “The Toyota Way”, you can understand how they set new standards for quality control and built a culture of continuous improvement. Their methods became a model for many manufacturing and construction systems. The reasons and motivations behind the type of cloning done with the Rotax 912 feel different to me. I know I’m likely in the minority with this, and my decisions are not going to be of much consequence, but as Gandhi said “Be the change you want to see in the world”.
Ok, we can go back to talking about fixing airplane engines now😬
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