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From: MrSportflight
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  • Thanks for the vid. Inspiring.

  • Cool!

  • Who is the manufacturer of the aircraft shown here and do they have a

    website?Thanks,FiveTango(forme­r Piper and Cessna single engine driver)

  • So what was the plan if the engine quits...definately a 2 stroke if Im not mistaken

  • @jimbobheath You are right it is a 2 stroke, but in my experience the Rotax 503 is the most reliable 2 cycle engine manufactured. 4 cycle engines quit too! and so all flights should be conducted with the possibility of engine failure. More important, I planned the flight to always position the aircraft to be able to glide to a safe spot by either converting excess height or excess speed to a long glide in ground effect. A video might look risky, but you should plan ahead to minimize the risks.

  • where do you live in southern indiana? i live in vevay, i would love to find one of these trikes and learn about them and fly around madison vevay area, its so pretty down here,

  • Where have you been all my life? I watch trikes until the cows come home...amazing stuff you've got here...!

  • Great video! Thanks.

  • I really enjoyed this video Mr. Sportflight. That's a sharp looking plane you're flying too. When can we expect more?

  • The Prop is a Warp Drive 70 inch on the E Gearbox with a 3.47:1 ratio. The exhaust manifold is coated by Jet Hot in Sterling Extreme and the rest of the muffler in Sterling coating

  • Nice video, what propp do you use ?

    And just the way your exhaust looks :)

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