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Re: [ULF-1] ULF - NXT
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- Member 72
- Date
- 2018-04-17 09:16 UTC-04:00
- Message
- #0566
Hi Daniel,
We are planning a max. Pilot weight of 200 pounds for our ULF-1 NT/E version. It is a twin electric pusher motor version. We lengthened the fuselage by 200 mm to offset the weight of the batteries (approx 37 pounds). With the added weight of airframe mods., motors, batteries, speed controllers, props., etc. a 300 pound pilot would not be possible. Also, the size of the cockpit would probably not accept a heavier pilot.
You may wish to consider regular sailplanes or touring motorgliders.
Best regards,
Member 72
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> On Apr 12, 2018, at 8:01 PM, Member 108 <[email]> wrote:
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> Is there any new info on this version of ULF? What are the fight parameters of this version, specifically the empty weight and max. I ask because I am a bit under 300 lbs and most of the designs out there are for a max 220 lb pilot. And here is another question. What happens if a 300 lb pilot is flying the plane? Is it safe and just the flight envelope if changed? Was thinking if the wings and tail was enlarged just a bit it would accommodate me.
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