Кит-набор самолета WITTMAN BUTTERCUP

от 51202 42669 руб.

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01-00483 BUTTERCUP CONTROLS & FINISHING 88284 73570 руб. 0.000.00 руб.
01-00571 BUTTERCUP COVERING KIT 750905 625754 руб. 0.000.00 руб.
01-00482 BUTTERCUP ENG MNT - LAND GEAR 51202 42669 руб. 0.000.00 руб.
01-00477 BUTTERCUP EPNG VRT-HRT STAB KT 129357 107798 руб. 0.000.00 руб.
01-00480 BUTTERCUP FLAPS & AILERONS KIT 97971 81642 руб. 0.000.00 руб.
01-00476 BUTTERCUP FUSELAGE COMPLTN KIT 160757 133964 руб. 0.000.00 руб.
01-00475 BUTTERCUP FUSELAGE SIDES KIT 175580 146316 руб. 0.000.00 руб.
01-01055 BUTTERCUP LIFT STRUT KIT 321475 267896 руб. 0.000.00 руб.
01-00474 BUTTERCUP RETRACK LEAD EDGE KT 103251 86043 руб. 0.000.00 руб.
01-00479 BUTTERCUP WING METAL KIT 255331 212776 руб. 0.000.00 руб.
01-00478 BUTTERCUP WING WOOD KIT 315560 262967 руб. 0.000.00 руб.

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Overview

We all want to fly fast and land slow. Sylvester "Steve" Wittman solved the problem. Wittman built two types of airplanes: Racing machines and Travel machines. The ancestors of these two blood lines were Chief Oshkosh and Buttercup. The Buttercup was built as a utility hauler, and there was only one made - in 1937. He flew it all over the western hemisphere, from Alaska to Bermuda, Florida to Oregon. The Buttercup almost made it into production (cancelled due to WWII) coming to the interest of Fairchild as a four-place project, called the 'Big X.' One plae was built for them by "Witt" - a 4-place, 6 cylinder, 130 HP Franklin powered prototype.

The real genius of the Buttercup design is Wittman's claim of 38-40 mph (indicated) slow-flight speed and a near 150 mph top speed, and all on 85 hp! The high speed is vintage Wittman, the low speed is due to an ingenius flap-coupled, retracting lead edge design (seen in today's airliners). Earl Luce of LuceAir, Inc. has 'revived' the Buttercup, featured in the April 2003 issue of Sport Aviation. Kits and fabricated assemblies for the Buttercup are available from us.


For info and plans contact:

LuceAir
35 Beverly Dr.
Brockport, NY 14420
Ph: (585) 637-5768
website:www.luceair.com
email: earl@luceair.com