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While the RV series and many Composite designs are great, don'g
overlook the W-10 Tailwind. I believe an O-320 powered one has beaten many RV's of higher power in the recent OSH races. Using an O-200 or O-235, they are almost as fast....just don't climb as well in the Rockies. Which you don't need on your route. Construction is about as straight forward as you can get and very economical. Modifications by Jim Clement have really improved the first "approved" two seat homebuilt. And there is a tri-gear version. |
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