mattpilot
Finally! Graphical TFRs!!
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http://www.flight.cz/cricri/english/index.php
From what i gather, the plane itself doesn't weigh more than 140lbs and MTOW is 375 lbs.
Engines are either: "Common are engines from lawnmower, motor-cycles, and also from RC models. ..... jet power".
Horse power range is between 18hp & 40hp.
Cruise speed is 100kts. G loads are +9 and -4.5.
Roughly 150 exist today - of which 110 are in france and 20 in the US. First flight was in '73.
The question is, would ya fly it ? And if yes, would ya log it for the purpose of getting a jet job at the airlines ? "yes sir-ee bob, i have 500 hours jet time in the cri-cri!"
Now if ya want one, you will have to build one yourself. You can buy the plans from the designer, but no one actually manufactures kits or anything.
They also got 5 videos on the posted website - looks fun. They also have a cri-cri to download for ms flight sim... might wanna check that out
From what i gather, the plane itself doesn't weigh more than 140lbs and MTOW is 375 lbs.
Engines are either: "Common are engines from lawnmower, motor-cycles, and also from RC models. ..... jet power".
Horse power range is between 18hp & 40hp.
Cruise speed is 100kts. G loads are +9 and -4.5. Roughly 150 exist today - of which 110 are in france and 20 in the US. First flight was in '73.
The question is, would ya fly it ?
And if yes, would ya log it for the purpose of getting a jet job at the airlines ? "yes sir-ee bob, i have 500 hours jet time in the cri-cri!"Now if ya want one, you will have to build one yourself. You can buy the plans from the designer, but no one actually manufactures kits or anything.
They also got 5 videos on the posted website - looks fun. They also have a cri-cri to download for ms flight sim... might wanna check that out
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