Two-seater ULM TRANSAT MD03
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two-seater ULM
two-seater ULM
two-seater ULM
two-seater ULM
two-seater ULM
two-seater ULM
two-seater ULM
two-seater ULM
two-seater ULM
two-seater ULM
two-seater ULM
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Characteristics

Number of seats
two-seater, tandem
Motorization
4-stroke engine
Applications
tourist
Other characteristics
single-engine
Length

6.8 m
(22'03" )

Height

2.1 m
(6'10" )

Wingspan

8.8 m
(28'10" )

Wing surface

18 m²
(193.8 ft²)

Empty weight

300 kg
(661 lb)

Fuel capacity

60 l
(15.9 gal)

Maximum speed

160 km/h, 165 km/h
(99 mph, 103 mph)

Cruise speed

140 km/h, 145 km/h
(87 mph, 90 mph)

Stall speed

65 km/h
(40 mph)

Rate of climb

4 m/s
(13 ft/s)

Take-off distance required

100 m, 110 m
(328'01" , 360'10" )

Landing distance required

180 m
(590'06" )

Description

Builder - CAP Category - Tandem two-seater ULM, BIPLAN Particularity - Classic biplane wings Possible variants - Seaplane and land with retractable landing gear. Possible engines - Rotax 912 UL 80 hp and Rotax 912 ULSFR 100 hp, Jabiru, soon e-ENGINE Possible propellers - Woodcomp, Duke, e-prop… Fuselage - Composite hull Train before - Polymer type shock absorber, rear wheel coupled by teleflex main train - Retractable hydraulically or manually… Roulette tail - Polymer shock absorber and wheel combined with the rudder Ailerons - Fins aluminum structure covered in Dacron Aileron controls - By rods Vertical tail - Fabricated welded mesh horizontal tail - Fabricated welded mesh Directional commands - By direct cable Professional orders. - Rigid by tube SHORTLY - Modern electronics Motorization - e-ENGINE Max. mass - 545 kg, 570 kg with parachute option Typical front wheel - 4.00 x 4 Train width - 1.30m Load factors - 6g / -3g Smooth smoothness - 8 Luggage compartment - 17kg

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