An Aerodyne Sea Rey

[jordonj]

While I was on the beach today (in this unseasonably warm weather) I saw one of these planes land on the bay:





Here are the specs

Specifications:
Top Speed, mph.......................110
Cruise, mph...........................85
Range S.M............................300
Stall, mph............................40
Rate of Climb, fmp...................700
Take Off Distance, ft................300
Landing Distance, ft.................300
Service Ceiling , ft..................12,000
Engine Used....................Rotax 912
HP/HP Range.....................80/65-100
Fuel Capacity, gal....................18
Empty Weight, lbs....................750
Gross Weight, lbs...................1250
Height, ft...........................6.4
Length, ft..........................22.4
Wing Span, ft.......................30.8
Wing Area, sq.ft.....................157
Number of Seats........................2
Landing Gear type..............tailwheel/R
Building Materials...................C,M,T,F
Building Time, Man Hours.............400
Number of Completed & Flown.........90


It is similar to the Lake Renegade except for the exposed engine, it being a two-seater, and a taildragger.

It is a variable-speed, fixed pitch prop (no feathering...I'm still new to these aviation terms).

The livery was green and white.  It is a cloth-covered plane.

I hope some designer will go for it!

[logjam]

I saw one of those land at Saltspring Is, BC in Ganges Harbor. It followed this speedboat to the dock and landed downwind in about 200ft. I wanted to ask the pilot about it, but the arogant bas***d thought I was going to pinch it.

[Mozz]

Looks pretty cool, might try it as a venture into g-max, will have to see though, looks quite complex

[Fozzer]

...it's a lovely little Microlight on floats...!
...just my cup of tea...!

Cheers... ...!

Paul.