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Tracy Smith
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- Mount Ida, AR
- United States
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- Aircraft Model
- STOL CH 701
- Project Status
- Nearly done
- Building From
- Plans-only
- Engine installed (or plan to install)
- Other
- Building Experience
- Have already built an airplane
- Flying Experience
- Sport Pilot (or Ultralight)
- Building and Flying Info / Your Profession / Other Background Info
- Have already built an x-air F-model,Zenith 701,and am currently building a 601.I am A welder and mechanic and Airport bum.My 701 is hangered at Bearce field in Mount Ida Arkansas
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I dont see any problem with the Rotax 582....The Naysayers should take a look at how many Challenger Ultralights use the Rotax 582??? hundreds if not thousands of them without problems.
Any engine requires proper maintenance regardless of the TBO.
IMHO
Andre
Great looking plane...have fun building and safe flying.
I will echo Walt’s comment. I have over 1000 hours on Rotax two strokes. Once I learned to operate and maintain them correctly, I had no trouble. If you take the time to learn the engine and how best to treat it, they are great engines. I loved my 582.
Joe
Tracy, great job on the 582. You'll get naysayers of the 2 stroke 582, but mine became real quiet when I pointed out that my 582 carried my butt across the US four times, 30,000 miles, with never so much as a hiccup. Properly maintained, its a great engine, and you can't argue with 30,000 miles. Not one problem.
Walt Snyder
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5EpKHcYvuQ