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Permalink Reply by Rick DeBord on August 8, 2010 at 12:21pm

I had a great time at Oshkosh but when I went looking for the Zenith area on saturday July 31 it was nowhere to be found. I was hoping to sit in a CH750 to see how I liked it. I have a tail kit for a CH701 but I think I would like to switch to a CH750. Although Zenith was not there I found a lot of other nice planes.
Rick

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Permalink Reply by Bob Pustell on August 8, 2010 at 9:14pm

They were there. I spent some time at the booth. I was dissapointed that there were no low wing examples on display. For that matter, there was no literature out in plain view about the low wing birds, it was kind of off to the side. Guess they are trying to let the confusion over the 601/650XL issues and the upgrade and such all blow over. They had plenty of high wing variants there, which is what you were after, Rick. Sorry you did not find them.

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Permalink Reply by Kevin McCune on August 8, 2010 at 4:43pm

If you are a bigger guy or if you don't need a all the 701 STOL, Switch now! The cabin and view are awesome and you have way more engine choices.
Kevin

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Permalink Reply by Joe Harrington on August 12, 2010 at 11:14pm

It was my third time to Oshkosh but this time was different. It was the first time when I went to look at all the stuff that I could buy and do to my airplane build. And it was the first time that I was able to see the CH750 in the flesh! The CH750 greatly exceeded all of my expectations. I was ecstatic that I had made the right choice and now feel confident that the 750 will be a great aircraft for the type of flying that I want to do.

I must say that I was very much impressed with Sebastien, Nicholas, and everyone at the Zenith display. They all took time to answer questions and just generally talk about their products, their company, and about flying in general. Many people would lose patience going over the same things over and over, but not the ZAC people. They made me feel like I was important as a fellow aviation enthusiast and I feel good about building and flying their products.
Joe

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