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SUMMARY:Zenith ‘Engine Day’ at Oshkosh AirVenture 2015
DESCRIPTION:Zenith Aircraft Company will host an “Engine Day” at t
 he company’s exhibit at AirVenture in Oshkosh on Friday, July 24 fro
 m 10 am to 2 pm. The company will have a number of Zenith aircraft wit
 h different installed engines on display, as well as representatives f
 rom a number of engine manufacturers.\nThis will be Zenith's fourth �
 �Engine Day” event hosted by Zenith: “We've had excellent interest
  in this event from both existing Zenith builders and owners, but also
  from those researching building their own aircraft.”\nAbove, 2012 Z
 enith \"Engine Day\" at AirVenture\n \nSo, on Friday, July 24, at the
  Zenith exhibit at Airventure Oshkosh (#641 in the North Aircraft Disp
 lay Area), Zenith Aircraft will again host “Engine Day,” where two
 -seat Zenith aircraft with all sorts of power will be on display, and 
 where representatives of some of the most-popular engines, as well as 
 some newcomers, will be helping builders decide what goes up front, be
 tween the prop and the rest of the airplane.\nThe Chris Heintz (CH-)
  Zenith designs have been built using everything from electric motors 
 to small turbines, with two-strokes, four-strokes, and rotaries in bet
 ween; many of these will be available, with their owners, as will some
  of the most-popular engine options and manufacturers, ranging from ho
 me-made and “factory” Corvair, VW, and Honda conversions, to indus
 try-standard, purpose-built light aircraft engines – Rotax, Jabiru, 
 UL Power (including their new six-cylinder engines), Continental, Lyco
 ming, and more, from 65 to 150hp.\n\nThe Zenith designs have always be
 en drawn with an eye to allowing alternate power sources. “Chris Hei
 ntz always kept the builder’s choice in mind, when designing owner-b
 uilt aircraft,” Sebastien noted, with the result that “there are p
 robably more different kinds and makes of aviation engines under Zenit
 h cowls than any other. Plus,” he continued, “unlike some designer
 s, Zenith Aircraft Company encourages builders to install the engine o
 f their choice.” There are proven power systems always available, bu
 t the designs keep the door open to new ideas. Some work better than o
 thers, certainly, but the variety is astounding – “and it is a tes
 timony to the versatility of both the designs and the builders that so
  many work, and so well.”\n\n\n  \nOf course, those who can't make
  it to the Zenith booth on \"Engine Day\" are free to visit with Zenit
 h throughout the week.\n\nFor more information visit https://zenith.ae
 ro/events/engine-day-at-oshkosh-2015
DTSTART:20150724T150000Z
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CATEGORIES:seminar
LOCATION:Zenith booth
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