where to get plans

I am looking for plans for plans for a tube and fabric, side by side 2
seater, high folding wing, stol/bush aircraft such as the kitfox, zenair
701 or Merlin GT. 65 hp motor like Rotax 582.

If anyone has a set or know where to get them would be greatly appreciated.

Bob Stacey

Rob_S wrote:
I am looking for plans for plans for a tube and fabric, side by side 2
seater, high folding wing, stol/bush aircraft such as the kitfox,
zenair 701 or Merlin GT. 65 hp motor like Rotax 582.

If anyone has a set or know where to get them would be greatly
appreciated.

Bob Stacey

Well I can't help you but I can help you shorten your list some. The Zenith
701 is neither a tube and fabric or a folding wing and doesn't perform very
well with a 65 hp engine.

Well I can't help you but I can help you shorten your list some. The Zenith
701 is neither a tube and fabric or a folding wing and doesn't perform very
well with a 65 hp engine.

Oh come on, the wings will fold if you hit them just right.
Lou

Well I can't help you but I can help you shorten your list some. The Zenith
701 is neither a tube and fabric or a folding wing and doesn't perform very
well with a 65 hp engine.

You are correct on most of those items, except that 701 does have an
option for folding wing. See http://www.zenithair.com/stolch701/fwo.html

While it does exist, I don't think its very popular.

--
Frank Stutzman
Bonanza N494B "Hula Girl"
Boise, ID

Thanks guys...
I know the Zenair is not fabric and I don't know how it flys 65 horses. I
would love to have $40k to splash on a kit with a 912 but with about a
quarter of that available I am going to have to settle for something a
little more realistic. I don't mind tackling a scratch built project if I
could find a set of proven plans for this type of aircraft.

"Frank Stutzman" wrote in message
...
Well I can't help you but I can help you shorten your list some. The
Zenith
701 is neither a tube and fabric or a folding wing and doesn't perform
very
well with a 65 hp engine.

You are correct on most of those items, except that 701 does have an
option for folding wing. See http://www.zenithair.com/stolch701/fwo.html

While it does exist, I don't think its very popular.

--
Frank Stutzman
Bonanza N494B "Hula Girl"
Boise, ID

On Nov 9, 7:11 pm, "Rob_S"
wrote:
Thanks guys...
I know the Zenair is not fabric and I don't know how it flys 65 horses. I
would love to have $40k to splash on a kit with a 912 but with about a
quarter of that available I am going to have to settle for something a
little more realistic. I don't mind tackling a scratch built project if I
could find a set of proven plans for this type of aircraft.

"Frank Stutzman" wrote in message

...

Well I can't help you but I can help you shorten your list some. The
Zenith
701 is neither a tube and fabric or a folding wing and doesn't perform
very
well with a 65 hp engine.

You are correct on most of those items, except that 701 does have an
option for folding wing. Seehttp://www.zenithair.com/stolch701/fwo.html

While it does exist, I don't think its very popular.

--
Frank Stutzman
Bonanza N494B "Hula Girl"
Boise, ID

Whoa! guys, gals if any.
Your still thinking about using Rotax and half VW engines. Not to bag
on them but there not the most reliable for the price or the weight.
When i was off web browsing I found these guys http://www.rotaryae.com/
They are rotary but you may want to take a peek they changed my mind
from the lycoming, VW for my Quickie Q-200 I now have one on order as
soon as there testing or something like that is done.

On Sat, 10 Nov 2007 07:06:16 -0000, Rutan Kid wrote:

Whoa! guys, gals if any.
Your still thinking about using Rotax and half VW engines. Not to bag
on them but there not the most reliable for the price or the weight.
When i was off web browsing I found these guys http://www.rotaryae.com/
They are rotary but you may want to take a peek they changed my mind
from the lycoming, VW for my Quickie Q-200 I now have one on order as
soon as there testing or something like that is done.

If they haven't even started testing them yet, what makes you think they'll be
more reliable than Rotaxes or half-VWs?

Ron Wanttaja

Do you get Kitplanes Magazine? The December issue lists all known KIT
planes and I believe the January issues show all PLANS built planes...

Scott


Rob_S wrote:
Thanks guys...
I know the Zenair is not fabric and I don't know how it flys 65 horses. I
would love to have $40k to splash on a kit with a 912 but with about a
quarter of that available I am going to have to settle for something a
little more realistic. I don't mind tackling a scratch built project if I
could find a set of proven plans for this type of aircraft.

"Frank Stutzman" wrote in message
...

Well I can't help you but I can help you shorten your list some. The

Zenith

701 is neither a tube and fabric or a folding wing and doesn't perform

very

well with a 65 hp engine.

You are correct on most of those items, except that 701 does have an
option for folding wing. See http://www.zenithair.com/stolch701/fwo.html

While it does exist, I don't think its very popular.

--
Frank Stutzman
Bonanza N494B "Hula Girl"
Boise, ID





--
Scott
http://corbenflyer.tripod.com/
Gotta Fly or Gonna Die
Building RV-4 (Super Slow Build Version)

On Fri, 9 Nov 2007 17:03:18 -0330, "Rob_S"
wrote:

I am looking for plans for plans for a tube and fabric, side by side 2
seater, high folding wing, stol/bush aircraft such as the kitfox, zenair
701 or Merlin GT. 65 hp motor like Rotax 582.

If anyone has a set or know where to get them would be greatly appreciated.

Bob Stacey


bob you are about 45 ponies short of a decent engine there.
stol is all about surplus horsepower for the climb out.

Stealth Pilot

"Rob_S" wrote in message
...
I am looking for plans for plans for a tube and fabric, side by side 2
seater, high folding wing, stol/bush aircraft such as the kitfox, zenair
701 or Merlin GT. 65 hp motor like Rotax 582.

If anyone has a set or know where to get them would be greatly
appreciated.


A quick Google search on any of those names will get you in touch with
sources their plans, and lots of cool photos too.