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N628SC, Gyroflug SC-01B-160 Speed Canard, C/N: S-29

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N628SC, Gyroflug SC-01B-160 Speed Canard, c/n S-29, 1986 Gyroflug SC 01B 160 SPEED CANARD, Lycoming O-320 D1A 160 Hp pusher, production aircraft flown by ex-Lufthansa pilot but Experimental class here, takeoff climb Rwy 22

1986 Gyroflug SC 01B 160 SPEED CANARD, Lycoming O-320 D1A 160 Hp pusher, production aircraft flown by ex-Lufthansa pilot but Experimental class here, takeoff climb Rwy 22

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Photographer	Doug Robertson Contact More photos by Doug Robertson
Shot Date	2018-01-07
Airport	SZP Santa Paula Airport
Upload Date	2018-01-10
Views	361

EXIF Data

Camera Make	Canon
Camera Model	Canon EOS REBEL SL1
Shutter Speed	1/320 sec
Aperture	f/16
ISO	100
Focal Length	30 mm
Exposure Bias	0 EV
White Balance	Auto
Dimensions	3318 × 2212
Date Taken	2018-01-07 13:21:12

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N628SC @ SZP - 1986 Gyroflug SC-01B-160 Speed Canard, Lycoming IO-320-D1A 160 Hp pusher, tandem seats, owned by former L1011 Lufthansa pilot, non-citizen Exper. class here but production class in Germany. - by Doug Robertson

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N628SC @ SZP - 1986 Gyroflug SC-01B-160 SPEED CANARD, Lycoming IO-320-D1A 160 Hp pusher, novel rudders can be deflected outward simultaneously, or coordinated for turns. Top speed 171 mph. 1st ever composite pusher canard certified for production. Production-Germany - by Doug Robertson

Doug Robertson

@ SZP

Doug Robertson

@ SZP

N628SC @ SZP - Gyroflug SC 01 B 160 SPEED CANARD, Lycoming O-320-D1A, 160 Hp pusher engine. Nearly full protective cover fits like a good suit! - by Doug Robertson

Doug Robertson

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N628SC @ SZP - 1986 Gyroflug SC 01B SPEED CANARD, Lycoming O-320-D1A 160 Hp pusher, flown by retired Lockheed L-1011 TriStar German pilot non-citizen, production aircraft but here Experimental class. Nose wheel retracts. See more photos. - by Doug Robertson

Doug Robertson

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