4 place kit / experimental planes

[Dude]

Im wanting to look at all the different planes there are for kit/
experimental planes. I was hoping to find a website that would have
that kind of search ability.
Can anyone help me find such a website?

Cheers,
Chris

[Jim Logajan]

Dude > wrote:
> Im wanting to look at all the different planes there are for kit/
> experimental planes. I was hoping to find a website that would have
> that kind of search ability.
> Can anyone help me find such a website?

One possibility:

http://www.kitplanes.com/aircraftdirectory/

But I suspect you have to be a subscriber.

[Jim Ham]

Jim Logajan wrote:
> Dude > wrote:
>> Im wanting to look at all the different planes there are for kit/
>> experimental planes. I was hoping to find a website that would have
>> that kind of search ability.
>> Can anyone help me find such a website?
>
> One possibility:
>
> http://www.kitplanes.com/aircraftdirectory/
>
> But I suspect you have to be a subscriber.


The December issue of Kitplanes has such a directory. Perhaps you can
still find one on a news stand. If not try the library.

[Garry O]

"jim ham" > wrote in message
...
> Jim Logajan wrote:
>> Dude > wrote:
>>> Im wanting to look at all the different planes there are for kit/
>>> experimental planes. I was hoping to find a website that would have
>>> that kind of search ability.
>>> Can anyone help me find such a website?
>>
>> One possibility:
>>
>> http://www.kitplanes.com/aircraftdirectory/
>>
>> But I suspect you have to be a subscriber.
>
>
> The December issue of Kitplanes has such a directory. Perhaps you can
> still find one on a news stand. If not try the library.

Morgan Aeroworks in Australia has just released a 4 seat LSA kit
http://www.morganaeroworks.com.au/fourseat.html
this might be of some help.

--
Flying RA Aus, because its cheaper and I can do it more often :-)

[Morgans[_2_]]

"Garry O" > wrote
>
> Morgan Aeroworks in Australia has just released a 4 seat LSA kit
> http://www.morganaeroworks.com.au/fourseat.html
> this might be of some help.

USA LSA can only have a maximum of two seats. If there is a class of
aircraft in another country with the same name of LSA, that is a misnomer.
LSA is a USA only classification.
--
Jim in NC

[jan olieslagers[_2_]]

Morgans schreef:
> "Garry O" > wrote
>> Morgan Aeroworks in Australia has just released a 4 seat LSA kit
>> http://www.morganaeroworks.com.au/fourseat.html
>> this might be of some help.
>
> USA LSA can only have a maximum of two seats. If there is a class of
> aircraft in another country with the same name of LSA, that is a misnomer.
> LSA is a USA only classification.

I was wondering much the same, but from the almost stellar distance of
Europe... Thanks for confirming!
Still this looks like a nice answer to my requirement for a two-seater
traveller with lots of luggage capacity.

[BobR]

On Dec 20, 3:43*am, "Garry O" > wrote:
> "jim ham" > wrote in message
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> > Jim Logajan wrote:
> >> Dude > wrote:
> >>> Im wanting to look at all the different planes there are for kit/
> >>> experimental planes. I was hoping to find a website that would have
> >>> that kind of search ability.
> >>> Can anyone help me find such a website?
>
> >> One possibility:
>
> >>http://www.kitplanes.com/aircraftdirectory/
>
> >> But I suspect you have to be a subscriber.
>
> > The December issue of Kitplanes has such a directory. Perhaps you can
> > still find one on a news stand. If not try the library.
>
> Morgan Aeroworks in Australia has just released a 4 seat LSA kithttp://www.morganaeroworks.com.au/fourseat.html
> this might be of some help.
>
> --
> Flying RA Aus, because its cheaper and I can do it more often :-)- Hide quoted text -
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Nice interesting plane but it is either not a LSA or not a 4 seater
for 4 adults. Its also underpowered as a 4 place.

[Wayne Paul]

"BobR" > wrote in message ...
On Dec 20, 3:43 am, "Garry O" > wrote:
> "jim ham" > wrote in message
>
> Morgan Aeroworks in Australia has just released a 4 seat LSA kithttp://www.morganaeroworks.com.au/fourseat.html
> this might be of some help.
>
> --
> Flying RA Aus, because its cheaper and I can do it more often :-)- Hide quoted text -
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Nice interesting plane but it is either not a LSA or not a 4 seater
for 4 adults. Its also underpowered as a 4 place.

It also flies too fast to be considered a LSA.

[Peter Dohm]

"Garry O" > wrote in message
...
> "jim ham" > wrote in message
> ...
>> Jim Logajan wrote:
>>> Dude > wrote:
>>>> Im wanting to look at all the different planes there are for kit/
>>>> experimental planes. I was hoping to find a website that would have
>>>> that kind of search ability.
>>>> Can anyone help me find such a website?
>>>
>>> One possibility:
>>>
>>> http://www.kitplanes.com/aircraftdirectory/
>>>
>>> But I suspect you have to be a subscriber.
>>
>>
>> The December issue of Kitplanes has such a directory. Perhaps you can
>> still find one on a news stand. If not try the library.
>
> Morgan Aeroworks in Australia has just released a 4 seat LSA kit
> http://www.morganaeroworks.com.au/fourseat.html
> this might be of some help.
>
> --
> Flying RA Aus, because its cheaper and I can do it more often :-)
>
Please pardon my lack of credulity; but, in addition to not fitting the LSA
definition in the US, a clean stall speed of 30kts with a wing loading of
16psf looks like a proposal that has not yet been fully tested and verified.

Peter the Pessimist

[Gerry van Dyk]

Perhaps I'm being a little dense here, I don't see anywhere on the
linked page where it says anything about light sport. Checking
further, none of their single or two seat airplanes mention anthing
about light sport either.

Where did you get the idea that any of Morgan's aircraft were intended
to fit US Light Sport specs?
Gerry

On Dec 20, 2:43*am, "Garry O" > wrote:
> "jim ham" > wrote in message
>
> Morgan Aeroworks in Australia has just released a 4 seat LSA kithttp://www.morganaeroworks.com.au/fourseat.html
> this might be of some help.
>
> --
> Flying RA Aus, because its cheaper and I can do it more often :-)- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

[Garry O]

"Gerry van Dyk" > wrote in message
...
Perhaps I'm being a little dense here, I don't see anywhere on the
linked page where it says anything about light sport. Checking
further, none of their single or two seat airplanes mention anthing
about light sport either.

Where did you get the idea that any of Morgan's aircraft were intended
to fit US Light Sport specs?
Gerry

On Dec 20, 2:43 am, "Garry O" > wrote:
> "jim ham" > wrote in message
>
> Morgan Aeroworks in Australia has just released a 4 seat LSA
> kithttp://www.morganaeroworks.com.au/fourseat.html
> this might be of some help.

OK my error there so my apologies, but then the OP was asking for info on "4
place kit / experimental planes" and the Morgan seems to fit the bill though
its not very practical IMHO.
My not being in the US probably had something to do with that.
Here is another Australian AC in a 4 place experimental
http://www.jabiru.net.au/J230J430kitbodyFrame-1.htm

--
Flying RA Aus, because its cheaper and I can do it more often :-)