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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Glad to have you! We would love to hear more of your wisdom that you've gained from your experience so far, and to see some pictures!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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Since 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.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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Its a completely newb question. What triggered it was the following Palmer video yesterday: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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I, too, would love to hear about your experiences. Any pics, video, stats would be greatly appreciated.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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