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rtfm

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HI,
I came across this today. 250kts, 9000fpm climb, +/-10g. What's not to like? What's there we can actually believe?

Duncan
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The Electroflight sport race plane (code name: TEACO-BAT) is an entirely new, ground up aircraft design aimed at capturing the imagination of the sports and general aviation industries by demonstrating the economic and performance benefits of pure electric propulsion.
[h=5]The optimised aerodynamic shape of the aircraft afforded by its extremely compact electric propulsion system and a high thrust to weight advantage result in:-[/h]
  • [h=5]
    electroflight_2.jpg
    [/h] Very high top speed
  • Ability to accelerate vertically
  • Exceptionally good cockpit visibility
  • Virtually no vibration reducing pilot fatigue
  • No weight change during flight
  • Quiet and pollution free operation
[h=5]Aircraft Specification[/h]
  • Take-off weight including 75kg pilot of 420kgs
  • Thrust (full power) 500kgs
  • Maximum level speed 250kts, stall speed 60kts
  • Twin 'engine' safety
  • Rate of Climb (vertical) 9,000ft/min
  • Airframe loading (piloted) +/-10G
  • Airframe loading (UAV) +/-15G
  • Ceiling (pilot on oxygen) 25,000ft, (UAV) 100,000ft
  • Maximised pilot safety with aircraft parachute and crash cell
 
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