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![]() Bruce King has a really nice flying design based on an upgraded Hummel. It started of off as a $5K, but increases in the cost of aluminum have run the build cost up a bit. $7K would be pretty close. The bubble canopy does too, but it flies so much better it's worth it. The prototype was a little weak kneed, the gear almost retracted on a hard landing. But that seems to be corrected now. It performs very well on an 1835. http://www.bkfliers.com/ BK1 a new design to carry up to 6' 4" 250lb pilot, 30 lbs of baggage 130 mph for 400 miles with an hour reserve. Can be built from scratch for under $10K. Pre-made components are in the future plans Tri-Gear and Electric Start coming on Production Plans Model Flown 1200 miles to Oshkosh 2005-10 flight hours-2 fuel stops-33 MPG, also flown to Sun-N-Fun 2006 and Oshkosh 2006 |
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