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March 9th 09, 07:54 PM
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Pik-27 towplane
http://www.windcraft.fi/pik27/welcome.htm
The website indicates this could be built from a kit. While maybe not viable for a commercial operation, it sure could appeal to a club. Brad 
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March 9th 09, 11:30 PM
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Pik-27 towplane
On Mar 9, 3:54*pm, Brad wrote:
http://www.windcraft.fi/pik27/welcome.htm The website indicates this could be built from a kit. While maybe not viable for a commercial operation, it sure could appeal to a club. Brad Brad, The magazine, "Gliding International", edited (and published?) by John Roake in New Zealand, has a recurring article about the PIK 27 that is under construction by builder Bob Ward. It's the last article in the magazine in most issues. He has been building the steel frame fuselage and will probably use a Rotax 914 engine (does Porsche know about these Rotax names?). I don't remember where in the world he is located. Ray Lovinggood Carrboro, North Carolina, USA
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March 10th 09, 12:01 AM
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Pik-27 towplane
Australia, I think.
John
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