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Continue NOTE: 05/04/18 New Service Newsletter for IV, IV-P, IV-PT, and Legacy: INSPECTION AND FREE NOSE GEAR DRAG LINKS Lancair Legacy Lancair Legacy Role Kit Aircraft National Origin United States Manufacturer Lancair Main User Colombian Air Force Unit Cost Kit for Fixed Transmission Model US$57,500 (2011)Kit for retractable gear model US$71,500 (2011)) US$220,000 to US$320,000 Completed Aircraft (2011) developed from Lancair 320 Options Lancair Barracuda Lancair Legacy FG FG FG Legacy Fg Lancair Super Legacy 550 Twin Turbo The Lancair Legacy, The upgraded version of the Lancair 320 is a low- wing, two-rooted retractable composite monoplane manufactured by the American company Lancair. It is available as a kit that cost US$71,500 in 2011. There is also a fixed version, Legacy FG. The retractable version of Legacy cruises at 276 mph at 8,000 feet and a fixed version of gear cruises at 215 mph. His 7.8m (25.6ft) flyby of the wing uses Cole CG10 airfoil on the Root Wing and Cole's GC11 airfoil on wingtip. The wing has an area of 7.6 m2 (82 sq m) and mounts flaps. The aircraft can take engines from 200 to 310 hp (149 to 231 kW). The standard engine uses a 310 hp (231 kW) Continental IO-550, but engines as small as the 200 hp (149 kW) Lycoming IO-360 four-stroke propulsion system can be installed. Four Lancair Legacy aircraft won the Grand Champion Kit Built award at the EAA AirVenture Air Show in 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2016. In May 2016, Lancair announced that the company was discontinuing production of new Legacy aircraft kits due to significant investments that would be needed to continue production. The company sold the line in 2017 to Mark and Conrad Huffstutler, who are now building designs like Lancair International, LLC, in Uvalda, Texas. Legacy RG 550 (-13) Legacy FG 390 chassis retractable model and FG 550 Turbine Lancair Legacy Fixed chassis model with Lycoming IO-390 or IO-550 Turboprop One example built with the name Project Turbulence (Turbulence) CIAC T-90 Calima License built by CIAC in Colombia for Colombian Air Force operators in 2009 the Colombian Air Force ordered 25 modified Legacy FGs for use as head trainers. The aircraft has 15% more wing area than the standard Legacy FG wing, front cuffs and abdominal fin to enhance stability and low processing speed along with a modified vertical tail and steering wheel. The aircraft is known as lancair Synergy and was delivered asto be assembled in Colombia. The first Synergy was delivered in September 2010. [15] [16] Спецификации (Наследие) Данные с веб-страницы Lancair Legacy: один Вместимость: один пассажир Длина: 22 фута 0 в (6,71 м) Wingspan: 25 футов 6 в (7,77 м) Площадь крыла: 82,5 кв.м (7,66 м2) Аспект соотношение: 7,95 Пустой вес: 1500 фунтов (680 кг) Валовой вес: 2200 фунтов (998 кг) Емкость топлива: 65 галлонов США (246 литров) Силовая установка: 1 × Continental IO-550-N шестицилиндровый, четырехтактный авиационный двигатель, 310 л.с. (230 кВт) Пропеллеры: 3-лопастная постоянная скорость Производительность Круиз скорость: 276 миль / ч (444 км / ч, 240 kn) на скорости 8000 футов Stall: 65 миль / ч (105 км / ч, 56 кн) закрылки вниз Диапазон: 1150 миль (1,850 км, 1000 нми) на 8000 футов с запасами Сервис потолок: 18000 футов (5500 м) г пределов : 4,4 евро/-2,2 категории коммунальных услуг , 3.8 euros/-2.0 Normal Category Lift Speed: 2000 feet/min (10 m/s) with gross weight wing load: 23 lb/sq.m (110 kg/m2) Richard References: 2011 Kit Airplane Buyer's Guide, Kitplanes, Volume 28, Room 12, December 2011, p. 58. Belvoir Publications. ISSN 0891-1851 - b Lancair (2010). Heritage. Archive from the original on August 7, 2010. Received on July 31, 2010. a b c d e Bayerl, Robbie; Martin Berkemeyer; et al: World Leisure Aviation Catalog 2011-12, page 107. WDLA UK, Lancaster UK, 2011. ISSN 1368-485X - b Tacke, Willi; Marino Boric; et al: World Light Aviation Catalog 2015-16, page 113. Flying pages of Europe SARL, 2015. ISSN 1368-485X - Glacier, David (2010). An incomplete guide to using airfoil. Archive from the original on April 20, 2010. Received on January 3, 2012. 2012. EAA AirVenture Oshkosh. Received on April 1, 2018. 2013. EAA AirVenture Oshkosh. Received on April 1, 2018. The legacy of the high country. Sports aviation: 64. February 2015. Eau, Megan. It's not rocket science. EAA Sports Aviation. Jack Pelton. page 55. Received on April 1, 2018. Permanent Dead Connection - The End of Legacy ... Lancair. May 2, 2016. Archive from the original on July 24, 2016. Received on July 29, 2016. Lancair to sell legacy assets in favor of evolution series - AVweb flash article. avweb.com. received on July 30, 2016. Grady, Mary (February 14, 2017). Lancair brand under new ownership. AVweb. Received on February 15, 2017. Lancashire Heritage Price List. Received on August 14, 2013. One basic rule from a prolific builder. Received on January 11, 2017. - b Aero-News Network (February 2009). Lancair to provide the Colombian Air Force with training aircraft. Received on July 31, 2010. Andrew Moore (February 2009). With the new deal, Lancair is flying high. Archive from the original on March 13, 2012. Received on July 31, 2010. Pugh, Glenn (October 2010). The Colombian Air Force fly Lancair Synergy. Received on October 11, 2010. External Commons links have media related to Lancair Legacy. Official website of Lance Neibauer called Martin one day and said, allows you to design all fiberglass aircraft with fixed gear. We will use a wing-sized stallion and tail and fuselage LIV and we will have it flying Oshkosh this year. High Tech went on overtime building uniforms and Martin developed a new aircraft called Lancair ES. It was designed, built and tested flying in 63 days. Lance was assisting 38 people who came to Bend, or build it at his own expense. They wanted to learn how to build fiberglass planes. It's a feat that's never been configured. ES was later certified and called Columbia and is now a Cessna 400. From left, Lance, Martin, Richard Trikel and Bill Tracy. We were partners in the ownership of High Tech Composites, where we built many composite aircraft such as Lancair 320, 360, LIV, ES, Star-Kraft, Giles 200, Discovery, Nova, KIS. Some say that our current world of quickbuild kits, builder assistance and high expectations- at least your kit will be complete and assuming no major crises, you will ever get your plane to fly. As part of this mindset, it's easy to forget that someone outside the factory should go first. Being at the head of the line often presents all the challenges of boldly going where no builder has gone before, regardless of the degree of completion of the plant. In addition, the first builder can also choose to include any number of possible options and custom touches that make housebuilding so attractive. Variable bulk on top of the variable. This can give you a snapshot of what Robert Simon encountered when he took the delivery kit from which he built the first Lancair ES-P fly. ES-P itself is a true first because it is a hybrid. Using the cockpit design and the structure of the airtight, retractable Lancair IV-P, the ES-P provides a comfortable cabin height of 6,000 feet during the flight well into the O2 territory. But with a much larger wing and fixed ES transmission, the kit avoids weight, complexity, assembly time and the cost of a retractable aircraft and ensures runway performance and handling is useful for typical pilots. Simply put, the larger ES wing provides a lower speed approach and landing, and allows you to use comfortably on shorter runways than in the case of the IV-P. In manual ModeEven, although ES-P is familiar to builders in terms of ES and IV-P, this new configuration was when Simon started building, no one knew. He found himself in this position as he began a learning curve to fly the first customer built by ES-P after a meagre 16 months of work. Simon worked with build guides for two different Lancairs - one for the company under pressure another for its fixed ES gear. It's quite challenging, but he's also greatly strayed from Lancair's in The design include some changes that require plant support to perform-it's true don't try it's home building issues. Airshow coverage sponsor: Simon's motivation to create the first ES-P was not self-flagellation, although this seems an obvious answer. No, it was like transport needs. Simply put, he needs more planes than he does from his first construction project, GlaStar he still owns. When the daughter moved to the Phoenix area, Simon's wife asked about the flight time to make the trip from Columbus, Ohio, to their 140-knot GlaStar. When I gave her the answer, she basically said: Nothing ... we needed a faster way and I told her that the only way to get sharply faster was to build another plane. She said: Build another plane. (Most builders would like to know if she had unmarried sisters at the moment.) So I started shopping, exploring what was out there, Simon said. He wanted to double the speed, or as close to a double as he could get to double the time GlaStar-twice the GlaStar range, perhaps make that Columbus-Phoenix flight nonstop, and double GlaStar's seating to accommodate friends, family or some of his four dogs. The profile of his mission pointed to Lancair IV-P. He had everything to meet my needs, but I didn't want the hassle of folding wheels. He kept looking. Lancair must have inspired his thinking. After Simon decided to pass on the IV-P, Lancair introduced a new option: ES-P. Powered by the Continental TSIO-550C engine, the ES-P benefits from its ability to make it a full 350 horsepower rating at 2600 rpm and in-flight levels-with cruise power higher than the FL280. Horse Power - Height - GoodTurbocharging does predictable things for speed. According to Lancair, if you take the ES-P to 24,000 feet (FL240) and wring the neck of a large continental, you will see 293 mph (255 knots) of true air speed. At 17,500 feet-for-you VFR pilots-ES-P are said to be true 270 mph/235 knots. If you are going to run these speeds, expect to put between 19 and 20 gph through the pipe. Lancair says between 17.5 and 19 gph, figures that are not quite derisive with 75% power on a reasonable fuel-specific peak. However, the TSIO-550 is capable of surprisingly good fuel specifics when launching a lean peak; Fuel burn less than 18 gph is possible at 75% power with the ideal setting of the mixture. (TSIO-550-C has a lower compression ratio than, say, the turbonormalized version in the Cirrus turbo, so its fuel specifics are not as good.) On the full trot, Simon's ES-P gives him close to what he wanted in speed. With a total of 121 gallons of fuel well for a range of more than 1,300 nautical miles, as well as reserves, Simon also found reach and four seats plus luggage qualified as twice as much space. Towing Habits Drive Model Model Simon's most significant tweaks evolved so he could use the unheralded luggage space to fly some of his family's favorite greyhounds. I needed a baggage area under pressure, he said. This entailed some work. Any work? How about coordinating with the plant for the re-engineer and strengthen the fuselage structure in the air of the initial intersection with the initial bulkhead pressure; Designing, manufacturing and installing a new pressure bulkhead in the air; and moving and re-moving the pressure system. Do you need to repeat the warning Don't try to do it at home before? Creating a luggage space under pressure also meant removing the luggage door-penalty with Simon, although this leaves the cabin door as the only means of loading. With the ship's high pressure to cool, Simon doubled on the coolers for the air conditioner-one weight, the other under the dashboard. Moving the pressure head allowed Simon to add an auxiliary fuel tank - in fact, this is the action of Plan B. Initially he wanted to add fuel power to the wings... It was Plan A. Wings closed without opening more bays for fuel, he explained. (For those unfamiliar with the ES wing, it consists of several bays between moulded ribs. So he built a 16-gallon auxiliary tank under the floor of the luggage and a hanging filler to the surface of the fuselage in the air of this space. The dual, DoubleThe finished aircraft, the N301ES, reflects Simon's desire for as much redundancy as possible. It doubled on double pitot/static systems-all-separate pitot tubes, static holes and plumbing; Alternators and batteries; Electric buses and regulators; Intercoolers go with dual turbochargers, and LightSpeed electronic ignition for backstop traditional magnet. And that's not all. Everywhere I could, I put in two or two transponders, two PFO, pitot/static, electric two of all that possible, he said. With two independent GPS systems, double navigators and double comas, you'd think the N301ES would resemble a flying antenna farm, but Simon's custom touches would minimize the number of antennas seeing the air. For example, behind the access panels for the leading edge of the fiberglass vertical stabilizer sit two shelves, which he made to hold the GPS antenna. In fact, with a few exceptions, the plane's antennas live inside the glider. To ensure a healthy ground plane, Simon used metallic carbon fabric directly related to the skin and dyed. No doubt adding pressure to ES adds weight, as does Simon's many modifications and propensity for redundancy systems. In the Its ES-P came in at an empty weight of 2,574 pounds ironically, not significantly lighter than most Lancair IV-Ps. (For (For Trading in retractable gear, Simon paid off with an extra wing area that extracts a fine weight all by itself.) At the 3,890-pound gross weight he has created-relative to the nominal 3550 set Lancair-N301ES can carry four, up to about 100 pounds of luggage and partial fuel, at least enough to travel 1000 n.m. under reasonable feeding conditions. Saddling UpA pilot is unaware that the ES-P provides under pressure the cockpit should notice several different things when settling in inches Pressure Control and the cockpit altimeter are there to control and monitor the pressure. There are two door lock levers and a small switch switch next to the window of the upper door loop. After securing both latch, flipping that switch turns on the pump to inflate the door seal. Trying to latch the door with a pout is a non-starter. With the batteries engaged and the magneto rocker switches closed, my introduction pilot, David McRae, trained me on a standard drill for firing up this continental completely conventional. Thanks to a recent positioning flight, the temperature quickly reached green and we turned to runway 35 at Westport Wichita Airport (71K). Smoothly, slow-moving throttles avoid excess momentum from accelerating turbochargers, but the engine still spooled fast its 2600-rpm red line and we were rolling. With a little differential braking to hold the center line, the ES-P quickly sped to where the steering wheel took over -about 40 knots, and after about 12 seconds we reached the 70-knot rotation speed of the McRae set. At 75 knots the N301ES has lifted briskly from the runway, using only 1,600 of the 2,300 feet available to clear wires 50 feet north of the runway end. While Wichita's approach vectored us to our practice area, the TAS600 added its own auditory and visual traffic alert to call out our departure controller. Level at 3,000 feet of msl and vector easterly, ES-P quickly captured a strong impression on me. The ES-P can rotate excessively if not pitched down after the start, and the side sticks seemed a little steady or stiff, an impression consistent with my reaction to other side stick designs. At least that's how it struck me at the time. However, the power of control did not seem as heavy as solid. This happened with further maneuvering. Starting a series of standard turns, for example, requires only solid wrist pressure in the right direction to roll the ES-P nicely. To turn quickly or tightly requires more wrist pressure and noticeable movement of the stick. Cruising along at 4,000 feet msl at moderate power and trimmed with about 165 knots indicated, the N301ES showed the flip side of it To the tip of your finger maneuvering; stability seemed to strengthen with speed. With my left hand slightly resting on the side stick, the ES-P is tracked straight and true, needing only a slight nudge to control to resist small wanderings induced by the induced Kansas wind turbulence over Flint Hills east of Wichita.Time restrictions kept us from sampling ES-P to the heights where Lancair designed it to shine. The last 310 hp The Lancair ES we tested ran 190 KTAS at an altitude of 8,000 feet. Assuming roughly the same resistance profile for ES-P, the approximate estimate of its potential at 17,500 feet is 212 KTAS, and 235 KTAS on FL250.-Ed. Maneuvering and slowing gave me a better feel for the ES-P response as we approached Augusta Municipal (3AU) to try my first landing. It seemed reasonable to work on landings on the 4,200-foot Augusta runway rather than Westport's 2,500-foot. The solution also gave me the opportunity to try RDD Enterprises/Fine Flight Speed brakes Simon installed. A small switch mounted low on the central panel activated electrically controlled panels and they veered smoothly up from the top of the wing. The experience with precise speed brakes on other fast pistons is conditioned by me to expect a quick descent-1800 fpm in this case that the brakes produce. Previous exposure also conditioned me to expect some indications for VSI, but there was no buzz or vibration of past encounters. After reaching a picture of a height of 2,200 feet msl, reducing power and pitching upwards, the N301ES slowed down nicely, taking about a minute to drop to 100 knots out of 165. I slowed down further up to 90 knots while logging down the wind, keeping the power to keep the height up until rolling on the final, and then held 90 knots, held my nose down and steered glideslope with power. In truth, however, my mom won't get any emails about that first approach. Yes, it worked as advertised, but about 1,000 feet of runway behind-the-way more than I like, after the firm's main first touchdown. Despite the long touchdown, the ES-P powerful brake slowed us down enough that I could make a midfield turn. The taxi up runway 18 gave me more time to practice my steering skills with differential braking. My next takeoff was more focused with less wandering. A repeating takeoff technique brought the N301ES off the runway just as the 75 rolled on tape speed. The moment the ES-P left the ground I loosened the pressure of the stick a bit and avoided a sharper step-up, setting the N301ES for a 100-knot cruise climb that gave about 1,700 fpm and a good view of the hood. At RetrospectLater, when filling out my notes from the flight, what I missed in the heat of the airport came to me in to know. I forgot completely about those solid pressure sticks that stood out earlier. While there is no doubt that the pressure on Simon's plane has added weight, which reduces climbing performance and slows down reflexes, the benefits flaws for cross-country travel machines. Want one yourself? First, you can thank Robert Simon for figuring out some of the hard hard to pair, in fact, the fuselage Lancair IV-P with the chassis of the ES. Then start your budget. Simon admits to having about $400,000 in his project. Lancair estimates the completed range of $350,000 to $550,000, which, we're somewhat amazed to say, sounds about right. Basic kit-indeed, the only kit is a quickbuild at $129,900. The best choice engine, the platinum version of the TSIO-550, runs a breathtaking $97,000 all by itself. Add props, interior, avionics and paint, and those can buy house figures come in the spotlight. We pay tribute to Lancair for placing prices for large items and many accessories, some of which you really want in this type of aircraft (such as air conditioning) - on its website. High performance is expensive, and Simon is the first to suggest that time is like gold. For a proper builder who really needs a high-altitude performance that comes with a turbocharged, and who wants the comfort that comes with pressure but isn't ready to limit himself to long, sleek runways-demand that Lancair IV-P owners know well-es-P is a great choice. For more information, call 541/923-2244 or visit . .

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