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Say, isn't the Christavia way too heavy for that engine?
- Holger Build it light - good lesson for a first time builder. Don't be overloading it beyond it's design. For a first time project, it was great. I flew it a lot years while building other airplanes, then sold it to a fellow who also loves it. Fly it a lot without a back seat passenger - fly it as a single - it's not a lot more complicated to build than a Baby Ace. "It flies great". If you want to stretch it, and carry a big load, or something a bit bigger, then that's advancing beyond the first time builder envelope - build another airplane. It flies like a feather (solo) on 65 HP - if you want to load the back seat with a 250 pounder, then load up a bigger engine, or build a bigger airplane - but this is a guy who wants to build a first time project! It's perfect! Shelly |
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