Which sport/acro biplane from plans?

David Hill wrote in message
For the M337:
The Great Lakes Biplane 2T-1A from Great Lakes Plans Co looks like it
fits your criteria.

Where would I find info on this one? Great Lakes Plans Co doesn't
Google for me.

I am currently leaning toward the Pitts 12 but don't really want that
high of a fuel burn rate.

Dave
N36078 '41 BC-12-65

Dave,

The M14P in the model 12 can be operated at 10 or 11 gal per hour just sporting
around locally. On typical flights, the fuel consumption is the same as a 540
lycoming. 170mph cruise at about 9000ft will burn 14.5-15.5 gallons per hour.

Kevin

"Dave" wrote in message
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David Hill wrote in message
For the M337:
The Great Lakes Biplane 2T-1A from Great Lakes Plans Co looks like it
fits your criteria.

Where would I find info on this one? Great Lakes Plans Co doesn't
Google for me.

I am currently leaning toward the Pitts 12 but don't really want that
high of a fuel burn rate.

Dave
N36078 '41 BC-12-65

Well, OK, do a Murphy Renegade Spirit with an O-200 or a Baby Lakes or Buddy
Baby Lakes, and somebody here will take the Tee Crate off your hands.

"Larry Smith" wrote in message
Well, OK, do a Murphy Renegade Spirit with an O-200 or a Baby Lakes or Buddy
Baby Lakes, and somebody here will take the Tee Crate off your hands.


You get my Taylorcraft when you pry it from my cold dead hands....

I just want something a little faster that looks neat. Needs at least
2 seats too. 2 wings and a round engine makes the Pitts 12 look
really neat.

Dave
N36078 '41 BC-12-65

"Dave" wrote in message
om...
"Larry Smith" wrote in message
Well, OK, do a Murphy Renegade Spirit with an O-200 or a Baby Lakes or
Buddy
Baby Lakes, and somebody here will take the Tee Crate off your hands.


You get my Taylorcraft when you pry it from my cold dead hands....

Teehhheeee. You can always tell a Taylorcrafter by their loyalty to the
wonderful little airplane. Yesterday I flew a young eagle and an old salt
from WWII in my T-Craft. Sky was blue, ol' Sol was out in full splendor,
and you could see for a good 30 or 40 miles, which is a phenomenon for this
muggy part of the country.

For you people who haven't flown the spritely Taylorcraft, you just THINK
you've flown an airplane.


I just want something a little faster that looks neat. Needs at least
2 seats too. 2 wings and a round engine makes the Pitts 12 look
really neat.

Go for it then. Bring it over for a flyby when finished. We like the
sound of round engines hereabouts.


Dave
N36078 '41 BC-12-65