Extra 200
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Join Date: Jan 1999
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A nice aircraft and in some ways more pleasant to fly than the 300, the smaller engine is OK for solo aerobatics but with two people in the aircraft the lack of power becomes much more apparent.
PS I know of a very nice 300 for sale.
PS I know of a very nice 300 for sale.
Join Date: Nov 2001
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Just for clarification,
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The (2 seat) Extra 200 is a derivative of the carbon fibre sparred EA300L, recently introduced by Walter Extra, presumably to offer more affordable aerobatics (in terms of running costs) than it's larger brother.
The Extra 230 (from ****'s weblink) is Walter's original wooden winged aerobatic hotship from the 1980's, though still with the +10/-10g capability. It has not been in production for some time.
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The (2 seat) Extra 200 is a derivative of the carbon fibre sparred EA300L, recently introduced by Walter Extra, presumably to offer more affordable aerobatics (in terms of running costs) than it's larger brother.
The Extra 230 (from ****'s weblink) is Walter's original wooden winged aerobatic hotship from the 1980's, though still with the +10/-10g capability. It has not been in production for some time.
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Join Date: Jan 2005
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Al,
You sure you want a 200? I fly competition in my 300S and delivered a 200 last spring. I know it's more $$$ but the up lines in a 300 sure cause a 200 to pale in comparison. Load up two folks in that 200 and it's limited to Sunday gentlemen aerobatics only.
Just something to think about........
Torqrol
You sure you want a 200? I fly competition in my 300S and delivered a 200 last spring. I know it's more $$$ but the up lines in a 300 sure cause a 200 to pale in comparison. Load up two folks in that 200 and it's limited to Sunday gentlemen aerobatics only.
Just something to think about........
Torqrol
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With the good Dollar rate, I would seriously think about buying a 300 or 200 in the States and importing it. Both are great aircraft, obviously the 300 has more guts both solo and 2 up, but also creates bigger bills. There are a couple of mid wing 300's on Barnstormers that look good value!
