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Carbon Pitts

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The LSA Compliant Carbon Pitts LS1 and LS2

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This week Renegade formally announces the new Lycoming powered “Renegade Carbon Pitts models” The LS1 and LS2, Light Sport compliant single and two seat fully aerobatic LSA aircraft.

Steve [Wolf] has been commissioned by Renegade to provide all the aerobatic instruction for each new Carbon Pitts purchased.

The Carbon Pitts LSA will be revised into a fabric over carbon fiber construction and will be powered by the Lycoming AE-IO-233 fuel injected, fully aerobatic, electronic ignition engine. The Carbon Pitts will be capable of fully inverted flight and producing 124 horsepower in its well-known Renegade Lycoming LSA configuration. The LS1 will weigh in at or just below 650 pounds total empty weight.
 

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