Electric Glider

The prototype Apis E was not developed in house at AMS. It was built up
from an Apis 15 meter kit by a very talented electrical engineer in
Ljubljana, the capitol city of Slovenia. I saw the glider and met its
builder/designer at AERO'05 in Friedrichshafen last April. At that time
it had only flown twice. It now has over 35 flight on it. The prototype
did not look like one, it look like a well developed serial production
airframe. The quality of the motor instalation and cockpit was first
class, this is evident in the link I provided earlier.

One goal of my up comming visit to Slovenia is to look at what is being
done to get the Apis E into production. The two owner of AMS have been
to the last two SSA Convnetions and I believe they will be at the '06
Convention. The Convention organizers are looking into haveing a
presentation about electric launch, I expect that will be well
attended. Production plans and some delivery schedules should be made
public then.

Plans are for the production units to have USA made brushless DC
motors, thus having much better efficency than the prototype.

Robert Mudd




Eric Greenwell wrote:
Mike wrote:

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Eric Greenwell
Washington State
USA

What is the price of the Antares??

wrote:

What is the price of the Antares??

Somwhere in the vicinity of USD 200'000.

As a friend of mine who could afford one likes to say: It's much too
expensive, but it's worth every penny.

Stefan

Stefan wrote:
wrote:

What is the price of the Antares??

Somwhere in the vicinity of USD 200'000.

As a friend of mine who could afford one likes to say: It's much too
expensive, but it's worth every penny.

Or, as a friend of mine who could afford several might say: Get a grip,
man, it's a freakin' toy!

je napisal:
The prototype Apis E was not developed in house at AMS. It was built up
from an Apis 15 meter kit by a very talented electrical engineer in
Ljubljana, the capitol city of Slovenia. I saw the glider and met its
builder/designer at AERO'05 in Friedrichshafen last April. At that time
it had only flown twice. It now has over 35 flight on it. The prototype
did not look like one, it look like a well developed serial production
airframe. The quality of the motor instalation and cockpit was first
class, this is evident in the link I provided earlier.

One goal of my up comming visit to Slovenia is to look at what is being
done to get the Apis E into production. The two owner of AMS have been
to the last two SSA Convnetions and I believe they will be at the '06
Convention. The Convention organizers are looking into haveing a
presentation about electric launch, I expect that will be well
attended. Production plans and some delivery schedules should be made
public then.

Plans are for the production units to have USA made brushless DC
motors, thus having much better efficency than the prototype.

Robert Mudd




Eric Greenwell wrote:
Mike wrote:

Please report to us, or tell us where to find the report on your web site.

--
Change "netto" to "net" to email me directly

Eric Greenwell
Washington State
USA


Check also new web page about Apis Electro on www.glider-one.si

Best regards,

Luka Znidarsic