British Homebuilt Aeroplane needs Identifying

Hello

I'm trying to ID an aircraft which appeared in a recent copy of the
Driffield Times in the UK http://members.lycos.co.uk/driffieldflyer/
for more info

Cheers

Phillip Rhodes

On 3 Jul 2003 10:18:58 -0700, (Phillip Rhodes) wrote:

Hello

I'm trying to ID an aircraft which appeared in a recent copy of the
Driffield Times in the UK http://members.lycos.co.uk/driffieldflyer/
for more info

Always hard to say, with a homebuilt. The builder can base a lot of his
own aircraft on an existing design, and make the kind of changes as shown.

It could well be a Parasol, but it also bears a resemblance to the
Pietenpol Sky Scout, the single-seat version of the Air Camper. The
bracing system is certainly closer to the Sky Scout, but the cosmetic
features like the tail shape are still different.

Ron Wanttaja

I know, I know. Let me guess. Is it a pipercub, or it is a pipercub?

just guessing mindya
Jim

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Hello

I'm trying to ID an aircraft which appeared in a recent copy of the
Driffield Times in the UK http://members.lycos.co.uk/driffieldflyer/
for more info

Cheers

Phillip Rhodes

It looks like a Heath Parasol to me. Remember, engine choice is a matter
of the builder's taste; the rudder shape can also be his choice.

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I'm trying to ID an aircraft which appeared in a recent copy of the
Driffield Times in the UK http://members.lycos.co.uk/driffieldflyer/
for more info

Looks much too big to be a Heath Parasol

Ed Wischmeyer