Moorabbin Air Museum

Manual (Item) - High energy ignition units, Rotax Overhaul Manual High Energy Ignition Units Type C.28TS/4

Moorabbin Air Museum

Document (item) - CAC Collection - Lucas Rotax Zetland / Lucas Rotax Perth Defect Investigation Reports

National Vietnam Veterans Museum (NVVM)

Manual, Rotary Actuators, Type AE 4521 and 4522 (ROTAX)

National Vietnam Veterans Museum (NVVM)

Manual, High energy ignition unit Rotax P/No. NB 25/2 & NB 38

National Vietnam Veterans Museum (NVVM)

Manual, Starter units, types: U.2001/1; U.2002/1; 2003/1; U2004/1; U.2005/1; U.2007/1 (Rotax)

National Vietnam Veterans Museum (NVVM)

Manual, Inverter type, 103, 103A, 103B, S3101 Series (Rotax)

Moorabbin Air Museum

Manual (Item) - RAAF battery cut out, Royal Australian Air Force Battery Cut Out ( Rotax )

Moorabbin Air Museum

Pamphlet (item) - CAC Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation Library Catalogue - Rotax, Most British Aircraft Rely on Rotax

Moorabbin Air Museum

Manual (Item) - Rotax Electrical Equipment for Aircraft

Moorabbin Air Museum

Manual (Item) - AP 1374C Vol 1 Rotax Aero Engine Magnetos

Moorabbin Air Museum

Manual (item) - CAC Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation Library Catalogue - Rotax, Jet Electrics Gas Turbine Starting

Moorabbin Air Museum

Document (Item) - High energy ignition unit Rotax NB38, Rocket interceptor, CA-31, CA-23, All weather fighter, GAF all through jet trainer, Air superiority fighter, Rotax, Arrow engines, Kitplane magazine, CAC formulae, data testing, engine testing log of aircraft incidents 1942 to 1957, Australian aircraft components, A3J-1 jet fighter, Ceres, primary jet trainer, Wallaby, CA 31, Mirage III, Jindivik, Ikara, Canberra, Nomad, Military projects, list of managers , Avon 100 series, anti icing, propeller design, gas turbine part 1 and 2, Canberra modification 750, 746, CAC Keith Meggs collection post WW2

Moorabbin Air Museum

Book - Aircraft starters & generators, Aeroplane Starters and Generators

Operation & maintenance of Rotax starters & generators & Armstrong Siddeley generators, circa early 1940s