Hi Bruce, Thanks for the comments on the plane and the site. The CH701 has not flown yet, waiting for some more engine runs and system checks. I know that the Subie develops 105-110hp on the dyno-test and on the plane. Propeller is a WarpDrive nickel plated 70 inches 3 blade set at 11 degrees. From my last pictures, you can see that I'm in the process of splitting aileron/elevator controls. That was my last task. Everything is done. Waiting for nicer (hotter) weather to fly this thing ! Need anything, just ask away ! Norm
We did a few HIgh speed taxi runs and found out that 50-60% throttle will get the front wheel in the air and the main gear REALLY LIGHT... At 70% it will definitively fly. Controls are ligtht and the rudder is very effective in keeping the plane straight when enough speed is gained and the front wheel is off the runway. Force applied to the elevator control seemed very light. All in all, very easy and controllable. Hope to have more REAL data soon.
Philippe VERDIER
Feb 19, 2009
Normand Lambert
Hi Bruce,
Thanks for the comments on the plane and the site. The CH701 has not flown yet, waiting for some more engine runs and system checks. I know that the Subie develops 105-110hp on the dyno-test and on the plane. Propeller is a WarpDrive
nickel plated 70 inches 3 blade set at 11 degrees. From my last pictures, you can see that I'm in the process of splitting aileron/elevator controls. That was my last task. Everything is done. Waiting for nicer (hotter) weather to fly this thing !
Need anything, just ask away !
Norm
Jan 26, 2012
Normand Lambert
Hi Bruce,
We did a few HIgh speed taxi runs and found out that 50-60% throttle will get the front wheel in the air and the main gear REALLY LIGHT... At 70% it will definitively fly. Controls are ligtht and the rudder is very effective in keeping the plane straight when enough speed is gained and the front wheel is off the runway. Force applied to the elevator control seemed very light. All in all, very easy and controllable. Hope to have more REAL data soon.
Regards,
Norm
Apr 10, 2012