SSDR

[Geraint Jones]

Hi,

I know that the LAA does not deal directly with SSDR, but I'm hoping that someone out there will be able to help me with some info.

Does anyone know whether there's such a thing as a plans built, 3-axis aircraft that conforms to the SSDR regs, preferably of wood or composite construction?

Cheers.

[Nick Allen]

The Souricette is supposed to be possible: http://www.air-souris-set.fr/index.html (though the site quotes 120kg-plus)
Affordaplane: http://www.affordaplane.com/
Skylite: http://www.raceairdesigns.com/Content/P ... ePlans.htm
These second two are mostly metal...
There's the Fisher FP202 http://www.fisherflying.com/fleet/FP202/ (which is wooden, and plans available as well as kits: I think the wing is big enough...)

[Geraint Jones]

Hi Nick,

Thanks for that, - I'll have a look at the websites you've suggested.

Cheers

[Rod1]

Have a look at;

http://www.realityaircraft.com/

Rod1