Jon Matcho 54 Posted July 3 I found this recently, a Defiant-like canard but much smaller. It looks about the size of a Cozy III, but with a larger canard and with only two 50hp engines. http://www.eulair.fr/en/ Quote Jon Matcho Canard Zone Member & Administrator Now: Rebuilding Quickie Tri-Q200 N479E Long-term: Building a Cozy Mark IV Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Voidhawk9 45 Posted July 3 Under 500kg MTOW. Very light. The mid-span fence on the winglet is interesting. Quote Aerocanard (modified) SN:ACPB-0226 (Chapter 8) Canardspeed.com (my build log and more; usually lags behind actual progress)Flight simulator (X-plane) flight model master: X-Aerodynamics (GMT+12) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jon Matcho 54 Posted July 4 Interesting plane indeed. Lighter than a Cozy, slightly wider cabin, but doesn't look like much storage (?) and a relatively slow canard. For some that's actually a better setup than the fast approach speeds and long runways canards typically require. I wonder why they taxi on the grass in their video using the rear engine with the forward engine off? I would think they'd want to do it the other way around. Quote Jon Matcho Canard Zone Member & Administrator Now: Rebuilding Quickie Tri-Q200 N479E Long-term: Building a Cozy Mark IV Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
