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Old June 29th 07, 03:06 PM
Chris Wells Chris Wells is offline
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Default Heath Parasol plans, 103 trimmable?

I visited Old Rheinbeck Aerodrome, and fell in love with the Heath Parasol hanging from the ceiling. The spec sheet says it weighs 260# empty, meaning a little trimming should bring it to 103 specs, if the stall speed is low enough. Are plans still available?

I understad the Pober Pixie is supposed to be an updated version, but it also seems to weigh a lot more. Can someone provide more info on this plane, and what is different from the Heath? Are Heath Parasol plans available anywhere?
 




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