Sonerai II Flying Characteristics

[JR]

What Spam Cans out there would imitate the flying characteristics of a
Sonerai?

[Rick Pellicciotti]

"JFLEISC" > wrote in message
...
> Having owned one for several years...None.
>
> Jim

I agree with you Jim. The only certified, production airplane that I can
think of that flies anything like a Sonerai would be a CAP10B. A S2A Pitts
might be another good example (except for the power).

Rick

[Barnyard BOb --]

>I agree with you Jim. The only certified, production airplane that I can
>think of that flies anything like a Sonerai would be a CAP10B. A S2A Pitts
>might be another good example (except for the power).
>
>Rick
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Sonerai.... poor man's CAP or Pitts?

When Puerto Rican barnyard pigs fly.


Barnyard BOb -- 50 years of flight

[Rick Pellicciotti]

Barnyard BOb -- wrote:

>
>
>>I agree with you Jim. The only certified, production airplane that I can
>>think of that flies anything like a Sonerai would be a CAP10B. A S2A Pitts
>>might be another good example (except for the power).
>>
>>Rick
>>
> +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
>
> Sonerai.... poor man's CAP or Pitts?
>
> When Puerto Rican barnyard pigs fly.
>
>
> Barnyard BOb -- 50 years of flight
>

The question was regarding production airplanes that have handling
qualities similar to a Sonerai. Not similar performance. The control
harmony of the Sonerais I have flown along with the roll rate and
elevator power are very similar to the CAP10. I also find the ground
handling on landing to be similar. Nothing I said should have been
construed to mean that the Sonerai performs (aerobatics or otherwise)
the same as a CAP10.

Rick -- 31 years of flight (and still flying)

[Barnyard BOb --]

>> Barnyard BOb -- 50 years of flight
>>
>
>The question was regarding production airplanes that have handling
>qualities similar to a Sonerai. Not similar performance. The control
>harmony of the Sonerais I have flown along with the roll rate and
>elevator power are very similar to the CAP10. I also find the ground
>handling on landing to be similar. Nothing I said should have been
>construed to mean that the Sonerai performs (aerobatics or otherwise)
>the same as a CAP10.
>
>Rick -- 31 years of flight (and still flying)
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Got it. <g>


Barnyard BOb - OVER 50 years of flight