 The Skylark is a two-seater. Its configuration includes an enclosed cabin with a pusher engine and prop mounted overhead and centered between twin booms. The booms are attached to the wings and connected at the rear, between twin vertical stabilizers, by one single-elevator surface. One unique feature of the airplane’s structure is the use of a square tubular aluminum keel which is responsible for the loads from the landing gear and the main fuselage. For amphibious operations, there is an optional V-shaped lower hull of fiberglass which can be added. Engine 100-hp Volkswagen. Gross Wt. 1246 lb Empty Wt. 790 lb Fuel capacity 17 USG Wingspan 26’6” Length 19’6” Top speed 115 mph Cruise 105 mph. Stall 42 mph Climb rate 550 fpm Ceiling 12,000 ft Takeoff run 600 ft Landing roll 400 ft Range 525 miles |
