The Macro is an all metal low wing monoplane. The cantilever wind consists of a built up “I” beam spar with hand beaten aluminium ribs. The monocoque fuselage is of 2024T3 aluminium. A twin seat version was under construction which will have twin wing mounted engines.
Engine: Fuji Robin 244. Prop: 81 cm x 38 cm pitch. Wingspan: 7.0m. Length: 3.96m. Weight: 89.8 kg. Fuel capacity: 18 ltr. Econ cruise speed: 56 kts. Stall: 35kts.
The Sigma 4 was designed for training, tourism and sport. The airplane was designed according to requirements of JAR VLA
Engine: Rotax 912 ULS Power: 100 hp Take-off weight: 544 kg Emty weight: 360 kg Max speed: 115 knts Cruise speed: 90 knts Minimal speed: 30 knts Rate of climb: 8 m/s Take off distance(nil wind): 70 m Landing distance (nil wind): 100 m Range: 700km Perfomance overload: +4-1 Flaps: electric
A single seat enclosed helicopter that was originated by Augusto Cicare in 1973. Welded 4130 steel tube frame with composite enclosure. Tail boom and skids are of aluminium alloy. Manufactured in Turin, Italy.
The flight qualities were improved by fitting 8 H 12 blades. It can be powered by a Rotax 912.
Engine: Rotax 582, 64 hp Rotor span: 6.5 m Blade area: 0.18 sq.m MAUW: 360 kg Empty weight: 205 kg Fuel capacity: 40 lt Max speed: 140 kph Cruise speed: 136 kph Minimum speed: 0 kph Climb rate: 10 m/s Seats: 1 Fuel consumption: 13 lt/hr
CH-7 Engine: 65 hp Rotax 582. Rotor blades: Composite 19 ft Metal tail rotor: 40 in Speed max: 86 mph. Cruise: 68 mph. Range: 205 sm. ROC: 1200 fpm. Service ceiling: 11,000 ft. Fuel cap: 10 USG. Weight empty: 374 lbs. Gross: 682 lbs. Height: 6.75 ft. Length: 23 ft. Disk span: 19 ft. Landing gear: skids. Seats: 1
Engine: 80 hp Rotax 582. Rotor blades: Composite 19 ft Metal tail rotor: 40 in Speed max: 100 mph. Cruise: 80 mph. Range: 170 sm. ROC: 1900 fpm. Service ceiling: 11,000 ft. Fuel cap: 10 USG. Weight empty: 451 lbs. Gross: 792 lbs. Height: 6.75 ft. Length: 23 ft. Disk span: 19 ft. Landing gear: skids. Seats: 1
ElectraFlyer-C flown at Oshkosh AirVenture, August 2008.
In 2008 was the debut of the ElectraFlyer-C at the Experimental Aircraft Association AirVenture in Oshkosh. This all-electric, single passenger aircraft, fitted with a custom-built lithium polymer battery pack was able to cruise at 70 mile/h for 1–1/2 to 2 h and charged in as little as 2 hours.
The ElectraFlyer-C was designed and built as a prototype and proof of concept for economical electric flight.