Find HENDERSON LONGSTER AIRPLANE PLANS FROM 1933 in MIDWEST, United States, for US $6.99

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HENDERSON LONGSTER AIRPLANE PLANS FORM 1933

THE DISIGNER OF THE FAMOUS ANZANI LINGSTER DESIGNED THIS SHIP TO USE THE LIGHTER, LOWER POWER HENDERSON POWERPLANT . IT IS REASONABLY FAST, 75 MPH AT 2850 RPM. IT HAS A GOOD STEEP CLIMBING ANGLE AND KEEPS RIGHT ON CLIMBING , SEEMING TO DO AS WELL A 4,000 FEET AS NEAR THE GROUND. IT LANDS AT EXACTLY 25 MPH IN STILL AIR. ITS GLIDING ANGLE IS FULLY 12 TO ONE . IT ROLLS, BANKS, ZOOMS AND DOES WING-OVERS WITH EASE, IT IS STABLE ENOUGH TO BE FLOWN BY BEGINNERS. IT WILL FLY FOR MILES WITH THE CONTROLS ENTIRLY FREE, AND WILL RIGHT ITSELF FROM ANY POSITION.

SPECS ARE AS FOLLOWS: SPAN 30' , LENGTH 18' 6", CHORD 4' 2" , DIHEDRAL 1 1/2 DEGREES, HIGH SPEED 75 MPH , LANDING SPEED 25 MPH , TAKEOFF RUN 200 FEET, WEIGHT EMPTY 325 LBS., WEIGHT FULLY LAODED 575 LBS.

APPROXIMATE MATERIALS TO BUILD : 200' STEEL TUBING, 35 YARDS OF FABRIC, 7 GALLONS DOPE PLUS VARNISH , WHEELS AND TIRES, TURNBUCKLES, BOLTS ETC.

THIS IS A QUALITY COPY OF A 1933 MAGAZINE PLAN.

INCLUDES : COMPLETE PLANS

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