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Good evening Ken,
There's a very good reason that it looks like the Scraggs Last Laugh and that's because it is!!
I wonder what became of it?
Well done skytrain you have control
There's a very good reason that it looks like the Scraggs Last Laugh and that's because it is!!
I wonder what became of it?
Well done skytrain you have control
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Thanks Sinco....as you say, I wonder what became of it. An excellent challenge and yet another new one on me!
Talking of unusual aircraft -
In case you're wondering., its a pusher prop at the rear.
Talking of unusual aircraft -
In case you're wondering., its a pusher prop at the rear.
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I'm going to have to give up on this one, my internet has bogged down for the last hour and is taking several minutes to refresh, don't know if the problem's here, but I can't restart our server 'coz it's in the middle of backing-up.
I'd guessed that it probably was a pusher and suspect it could be a micro/ultra-light (maybe Spanish) but can't follow up on initial search due to above. If it's not that, is it a UAV ?
Gotta go now before I break something! Have just been staring at a "waiting for" animated icon on a promising link for fifteen minutes, only to be presented with a
commercial advertising page with absolutely nothing to do with the picture 
Very frustrating as the config "should" yield to searching, been trying box-wing, rhomboid-wing, diamond-wing and lozenge-wing, got lots of promising images, but just time-outs trying to follow them up.
If this post gets through, it took ten minutes for my knowledgement to appear! Good luck all.
Seeya.
I'd guessed that it probably was a pusher and suspect it could be a micro/ultra-light (maybe Spanish) but can't follow up on initial search due to above. If it's not that, is it a UAV ?
Gotta go now before I break something! Have just been staring at a "waiting for" animated icon on a promising link for fifteen minutes, only to be presented with a
commercial advertising page with absolutely nothing to do with the picture Very frustrating as the config "should" yield to searching, been trying box-wing, rhomboid-wing, diamond-wing and lozenge-wing, got lots of promising images, but just time-outs trying to follow them up.
If this post gets through, it took ten minutes for my knowledgement to appear! Good luck all.
Seeya.
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Hi Sinco
Computer probs seem to be the theme at the moment. Hope you manage to get things sorted.
Not Spanish and not a micro or ultralight. Its designed as a production aircraft seating up to 5 passengers. It is still at the project stage.
Computer probs seem to be the theme at the moment. Hope you manage to get things sorted.
suspect it could be a micro/ultra-light (maybe Spanish)
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Evening Mechta...long time no see. Got it in one mate , yes its the Stavatti SM-45S Aviara from the US. One of many projects Stavatti have been working on. If I read the literature correctly they are looking to achieve deliveries within the next 3 years. Time will tell!
All yours Mechta
, yes its the Stavatti SM-45S Aviara from the US. One of many projects Stavatti have been working on. If I read the literature correctly they are looking to achieve deliveries within the next 3 years. Time will tell!All yours Mechta
Thanks Skytrain10, I knew I had seen that shape somewhere. I really can't figure out what Stavetti's game is. They make some outrageous claims of what they can do, but don't appear to have any track record. Are they a flight of fancy, or are they serious? I just don't know...
Anyway, here's the next one:
Anyway, here's the next one:
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I really can't figure out what Stavetti's game is.
Right back to the matter at hand...doesn't ring any bells so time to do some digging! Just trying to figure the layout...is it one engine driving 2 props?