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  • OhioLSA
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    Congratulations! Like the others, I'm looking forward to hearing about your flights.

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  • PropMan
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    I agree, low cost of operation, good useful load 1500lbs designedgross wt, and fantastic short field capabilities.

  • Bcone1381
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    Awesome! That design needs desperately more completions to boost its image. It may be the best kept secret in the utility EAB arena.

  • PropMan
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    Originally posted by Bcone1381 View Post
    There are not many LSA's flying in the USA. I suspect performance will be spectacular!!

    For those who don't know, Propman is a retired professional Prop Fabricator. Your Prop looks longer than most to me (I could be mistaken, often am.) I'm curious what performance aspect you designed the prop to achieve. I also am curious to hear about your engine & how the package performs.
    Several years ago I sent a prop to Bob and he tested it on his LSA. With that data I designed this one for cruise performance, im sure it'll do well in climb also. It's 76" diameter with 44" of pitch. My calculations say I should see 1200-1500 fpm climb at gross with a WOT around 125-130 mph @ 2700 RPM. The engine is from Bob built by Mike. Hopefully over the next month I can do the Task Based flight testing and share results with everyone.

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  • rodsmith
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    Excellant! Always thought the LSA would be a really fun airplane. Would love to have one to go along with my 4-place if I could afford to.

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  • Sierra Skydog
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    Congratulations! Hope to see your flight data soon

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  • Bcone1381
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    There are not many LSA's flying in the USA. I suspect performance will be spectacular!!

    For those who don't know, Propman is a retired professional Prop Fabricator. Your Prop looks longer than most to me (I could be mistaken, often am.) I'm curious what performance aspect you designed the prop to achieve. I also am curious to hear about your engine & how the package performs.

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  • Perry Kuznar
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    Awesome! Looking forward to your future flight reports.

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  • PropMan
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    First picture of the most recent Certified Bearhawk LSA 20260121_192743.jpg

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  • PropMan
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    N964BW is officially an aircraft!
    more to come!!!!

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  • PropMan
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    Props adjusted, painted and installed. Spinner done other than paint. 20260117_112855.jpg 20260117_113839.jpg Airworthiness Inspection next week! Yee Haw!! More to come.

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  • PropMan
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    Spinner cut is done, tomorrow is fasteners and fillits. Hopefully the DAR will call this week and get the airworthiness cert done too! 20260112_200121.jpg 20260112_200140.jpg
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  • PropMan
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    Originally posted by PropMan View Post
    Working on the spinner and adjusting the prop while waiting for Airworthiness inspection 20260109_191001.jpg 20260109_090356.jpg
    Static run gave me 2150rpm, target is 2300rpm.

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  • PropMan
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    Working on the spinner and adjusting the prop while waiting for Airworthiness inspection 20260109_191001.jpg 20260109_090356.jpg

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  • PropMan
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    All done that needs to be done for inspection! Hurry up and wait for a couple weeks. Time to get documentation together!
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