Rollason Beta
Probably get flamed for this but I seem to remember that a chap was seeking sponsorship to fly one as an airshow act about 3 years ago. This might imply that it was airworthy. Ring any bells with anybody? I hear the 3 Cassutts operated by the "Dukes of Cassutt" are up for sale and they are built to the same formula.
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Thanks all.. I know about the Jones' aeroplane and plan to take a quick trip up to Derby in the next couple of weeks to pick their brains about plans etc.
The Cassutt has never appealed (despite the fact that I gave early flying lessons to one of 'The Dukes'!) but the Beta has always had a certain style for me... then again, my regular mount is a CAP, so I guess I'm choosy! :-)
The Cassutt has never appealed (despite the fact that I gave early flying lessons to one of 'The Dukes'!) but the Beta has always had a certain style for me... then again, my regular mount is a CAP, so I guess I'm choosy! :-)
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Rollason's used to sell plans sets, but not for many years. I guess the only way to get plans would be via an advert in the LAA magazine. Somebody must have a set tucked away!
Rollason's used to advertise 'You need a Beta to beat a Beta'.
Rollason's used to advertise 'You need a Beta to beat a Beta'.
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Sir George - thanks - check your pms.
KZ8 - thanks also - I may just take a trip to Turweston when I'm next home in a week's time... interesting name... I have the KZVII in my logbook :-)
KZ8 - thanks also - I may just take a trip to Turweston when I'm next home in a week's time... interesting name... I have the KZVII in my logbook :-)