STOL Plans

M. wrote:

Hi,

Looking for a STOL project to construct from plans. Was considering the
Preceptor STOL King, but have not received any answers to my enquiries from
the designer. Any other suggestions or references?

TIA

Mike


Is the Bearhawk too big? It's an impressive plane, both in its specs &
in person. 4 seats or the new 2 seat version.

http://www.bearhawkaircraft.com/

Charlie

Thanks everybody for the input. I'm seriously looking at the Pegazair 100,
I't appears to have all the features that I'm looking for. I'll keep the
group posted on my descision, and I guess details of when I commence my
build.

Again, thank you all for your input

Mike Karsten
Invercargill
New Zealand

On Mon, 22 Nov 2004 08:38:20 +1300, "M."
wrote:

Thanks everybody for the input. I'm seriously looking at the Pegazair 100,
I't appears to have all the features that I'm looking for. I'll keep the
group posted on my descision, and I guess details of when I commence my
build.

Again, thank you all for your input

Mike Karsten
Invercargill
New Zealand

The beauty of the peg (over the Zen 701) is the chrome moly fuselage,
which means no "oil canning" and better surviveability and
repairability in case of a "hard landing". With the automatic slats it
is a bit faster on the same horsepower, and it is designed for a
greater FWF weight (300 lb limit) so a "real" aircraft engine can be
installed without making it into a single seater.

I was seriously thinking 701 a few years back (with a Soob) but I
found the soob was too heavy for my thinking on that plane - and the
Peg was a "similar mission".

Before you decide, check out this site:
http://bearhawkpatrol.tripod.com/
Takes off in under 250' and has a useful load of around 1000 lbs. Plans
build, tube and fabric with a aluminum wing. Uses 150 to 180 HP engine. Two
seat, tandem. It's a smaller version of this:
http://www.bearhawkaircraft.com/

Peter

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On Mon, 22 Nov 2004 08:38:20 +1300, "M."
wrote:

Thanks everybody for the input. I'm seriously looking at the Pegazair
100,
I't appears to have all the features that I'm looking for. I'll keep the
group posted on my descision, and I guess details of when I commence my
build.

Again, thank you all for your input

Mike Karsten
Invercargill
New Zealand

The beauty of the peg (over the Zen 701) is the chrome moly fuselage,
which means no "oil canning" and better surviveability and
repairability in case of a "hard landing". With the automatic slats it
is a bit faster on the same horsepower, and it is designed for a
greater FWF weight (300 lb limit) so a "real" aircraft engine can be
installed without making it into a single seater.

I was seriously thinking 701 a few years back (with a Soob) but I
found the soob was too heavy for my thinking on that plane - and the
Peg was a "similar mission".

I am currently building a STOL King. I have a web site at
http://www.blackhillsairsports.com/S...ng_Intro2.html

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http://www.blackhillsairsports.com/S...ng_Intro2.html

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