200k LSA
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NordicDave
En-Route
Have you seen the Risen? $180K, ballistic parachute, and 180kts. 6GPH with Rotax engine.
http://www.flyrisen.com/indexEn.html
http://www.flyrisen.com/indexEn.html
luvflyin
Touchdown! Greaser!
??? Isn't 120 knots the max to be LSA?
Stan Cooper
Pattern Altitude
Right; it's too fast and too complex (retractable gear) for LSA. It is a relative bargain though for a gorgeous two place speedster.
NordicDave
En-Route
Risen is selling the plane as a factory builder assist experimental in the USA, that has to be built in Europe presently. Build slots are sold out into the new year. They are working to establish a factor build program in the US.
A very cool innovative design with carbon fiber construction. I’d look hard at buying one if the factory comes here.
Cogito
Pre-takeoff checklist
If they could fit a Rotax 915 in that plane, it might really move. I didn't see their booth at OSH this year.~
WannFly
Final Approach
The one I posted is not risen, it’s 110kts on a good day I think
jrcox19
Pre-takeoff checklist
Nothing they make is certified/available in the USA.
luvflyin
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I was talking about the the thread title. Didn't even watch the video before replying. It just hit me. K, thousand, buckos, a grand. I was thinking you meant K, knots.
NordicDave
En-Route
See post #6 above. It’s available here as an experimental.
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The F2 looks like a nice little plane. In today’s LSA world, unfortunately $200k or so is not that unusual.
1) Call me old fashioned, but I’d like at least steam gauge airspeed and altimeter if suddenly the screens went blank.
2) I don’t get the need to “fly it on” flat @ 60kts without a flare. Strikes me as lazy, and leading to higher-than-necessary landing speeds and a lot more energy to dissipate if something goes wrong.
1) Call me old fashioned, but I’d like at least steam gauge airspeed and altimeter if suddenly the screens went blank.
2) I don’t get the need to “fly it on” flat @ 60kts without a flare. Strikes me as lazy, and leading to higher-than-necessary landing speeds and a lot more energy to dissipate if something goes wrong.
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