acrobatic

[tommyb]

[rayjb60]

[uscgairdale]

In order to do acrobatics, the first thing that you will need is to get yourself a set of tights. Most of the time the tumbling acts of acrobatics are performed under a big tent with three rings in it.

Aerobatics are something completely different and just are not for the Lazair.

Dave

[Bill]

[Grant]

I'm think you're mixing up the lazair wht the laser/lazer designed by aerobatic great Leo Laudenschlager. That plane is VERY aerobatic, and the basis of most modern unlimited aerobatic planes- Extra, Staudacher, Panzl, Edge etc.

Do any of you have any info about registering a lazair in the experimental cat in the US?

Thanks,

Grant

[rayjb60]

[bdiedenhofen]

As an experimental aircraft, you would require a multi engine rating to fly it. That could be a wrinkle. But for someone looking to build multi engine time in their log book, there is no possible way to do it cheaper than with a Lazair. One of the few true advantages for registering as an experimental is the ability to count all time in your Pilot's logbook. If you have a photo record of the construction, or reconstruction, you might be able to register it as such with a pre cover inspection. Probably a whole lot more trouble than it's worth for most people.

Brian D.