Just curious if anyone has experience with the T3 Suspension Tailwheel on a Bearhawk? They claim to have one for the Bearhawk in development: http://www.airframesalaska.com/T3-Ta...ems-s/1899.htm
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Has Anyone Tried the T3 Tailwheel?
Rob Caldwell
Lake Norman Airpark (14A), North Carolina
EAA Chapter 309
Model B Quick Build Kit Serial # 11B-24B / 25B
YouTube Channel: http://bearhawklife.video
1st Flight May 18, 2021Tags: None
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Hellchicken, having experienced the T3, what was your decision-making process for going with the stinger? (Just curious, as the T3 seems great for airplanes designed for flat-spring. Last I talked with them, they still had not figured out any structurally sound way to mount in on fuselages designed for the stinger-type gear.)Jim Parker
Farmersville, TX (NE of Dallas)
RANS S-6ES (E-LSA) with Rotax 912ULS (100 HP)
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It works really well to soften out any hard tail first landings..... no rebound (when set up correctly ) it tracks well and softens bumps while taxiing also. And when I’m out in the supercub, all of the off airport stuff I do is pretty rough and challenging. I guess I don’t really look at the BH the same way . Don’t get me wrong, the BH is going off road for sure just not as extreme. I think the stinger is better for speed and also does well with pretty rough stuff. I just don’t wanna be as hard on the BH as I am the supercub. .... it’s gonna be my.... get somewhere pretty fast , carry a lot machine and still be able to land on an unimproved strip when I get there. The T3 would work great on the BH I’m sure. For me , it just personal choice.
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