I have seen this plane at swartkops today, it is fitted with a turbo VW engine, tubular frame, compecit wing rips, metal spars and covered with fabric.
It looks like the thing for the bush strips in africa

Who can tell us more about it




Goose
I am alway wary of sites like this... The first thing you see on their page is:
With petrol engine technology, the best you will get out of 14l/h is around 50hp (and even that is a stretch). So how do you get an engine producing '105HP', but only using enough fuel to make 50HP.2.1L EFI 105HP Engine Using the BUSH KING PERFORMANCE EFI SYSTEM.
29 Tri /Cubby aircraft are flying with these EFI Systems:
Fuel burn is approximately: 3.75gph (14 liters per hour) at max power.
Good point.....justin.schoeman wrote:I am alway wary of sites like this... The first thing you see on their page is:
With petrol engine technology, the best you will get out of 14l/h is around 50hp (and even that is a stretch). So how do you get an engine producing '105HP', but only using enough fuel to make 50HP.2.1L EFI 105HP Engine Using the BUSH KING PERFORMANCE EFI SYSTEM.
29 Tri /Cubby aircraft are flying with these EFI Systems:
Fuel burn is approximately: 3.75gph (14 liters per hour) at max power.
Hopefully it is just a typo, and not another snake oil salesman...
Yes, I would stay FAR away from a spin in that! I also wonder about the wing strut attachment points on the fuselage, it is quite far back and can cause tortional stresses in the wing, should have been easy to attach the struts at the undercarriage mounting points? Would be far stronger.....KFA wrote:Interesting plane. Those tailfeathers look a tad small for serious cross winds.
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