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Avionics:
Modern T-Panel Layout Dual Narco Mark 12D Digital Nav
Coms with VORs Narco AT 150 Transponder with Encoder
Narco C136 Intercom
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Equipment &
Features:
A True STOL Airplane
Fly with Sticks, not Yokes Sliding Canopy Can Be Flown
Open Full Span Leading Edge Slotting Wings - Slats deploy and
retract automatically New Cleveland Brake Assembly with New
Axles, Rotors, Calipers, Master Cylinders, Pads New Tires
Newer Rudder Rods with Upgrades New Concorde Sealed Battery
New Rubber Around Canopy New Cowl Fasteners. Hangared
Since New Good Glass All A.D.'s Complied All
Logs No Damage History 7½ to 9 gph Fuel Burn
Approx. 700 lb. Useful Load Approx. 500 lb. Payload |
Exterior: 8
- Overall White with Red and Blue Trim in Very Good Condition. |
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Interior:
8 - Blue Cloth and Vinyl Interior in Very Good Condition. |
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Comments:
After
World War II, Morane Saulnier designed the French Socata MS.880
for a government competition. First flown in 1959, the Rallye
won the competition and went into production. The Rallye was
constantly upgraded, first by Morane Saulnier, then by SOCATA
when Morane Saulnier became part of that firm.
In the
late 1970s, SOCATA licensed the Rallye to PZL in Poland. PZL
named the aircraft Koliber, Polish for "Hummingbird"
A fun-to-fly airplane, made with 90% American Parts,
easily available, this is a true multi-purpose STOL 4-Place
Aircraft.
An extremely safe and sturdy cross-country
flyer that is comparable to a Socata Rallye When slats deploy,
as the aircraft slows, it really increases lift, and the plane
will slow down to about 40 mph for a very short landing. The
plane is practically impossible to stall, so many call it the "tin
parachute", making it a safe plane to fly. Call me now. |
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