Curious about the all metal wing and top-heaviness. Does the LSA sway/tilt when taxiing through rough uneven terrain?
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Any problem with sway/tilt when taxiing the LSA through rough terrain?
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I have built a mostly scratch built LSA and have been flying it over a year. I have never posted on the forum before but it is time to share what I have experienced. I flew it to Lakeland from SC this year. I now have around 75 hours on it. I keep it at a grass field and have flown into several rough grass fields. I have taxied over some seriously rough ground and have not had any problems. Just take it slow
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Originally posted by BarrysLSA View PostI have built a mostly scratch built LSA and have been flying it over a year. I have never posted on the forum before but it is time to share what I have experienced. I flew it to Lakeland from SC this year. I now have around 75 hours on it. I keep it at a grass field and have flown into several rough grass fields. I have taxied over some seriously rough ground and have not had any problems. Just take it slow
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Now that my airplane is finished and has proven itself, I have the time to share what I know. My LSA flies as advertised. I have a stock o200 and is fairly well equipped with lights and ADSB. I can and do go pretty much anywhere day or night VFR. Feel free to ask me questions. Will send some photos later
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Originally posted by Stefano View PostCurious about the all metal wing and top-heaviness. Does the LSA sway/tilt when taxiing through rough uneven terrain?
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Originally posted by kestrel View PostSince when is a metal wing heavy? The LSA weighs about the same as a J-3. Additionally, fuel will be a MUCH bigger factor than the construction of the wing.
If it were an issue, it seems that the guy's Pacer solution would solve it.
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Originally posted by BarrysLSA View PostI have built a mostly scratch built LSA and have been flying it over a year. I have never posted on the forum before but it is time to share what I have experienced. I flew it to Lakeland from SC this year. I now have around 75 hours on it. I keep it at a grass field and have flown into several rough grass fields. I have taxied over some seriously rough ground and have not had any problems. Just take it slow
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