BananaHands
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Hey everyone, first post at these forums although I have browsed them on may occasions.
My question is: I am considering my first homebuilt and I want it to be aerobatic but am wondering what would make a design capable of "unlimited" aerobatics. Is it based solely on the amount of Gs the airframe can withstand or is it more complex than that? Of the planes I am looking at, only one specifically states that it is capable of unlimited aerobatics an it is the Laser 2300 (I know this is the biplane forums and I am considering a Skybolt or a two-place Pitts if I could ever get the plans for on.) and another one has similar specs., the DR-109, but doesn't say anything else. Again, I apologize that I am asking questions about monoplanes, but the monoplane forum is dead.
Mike
My question is: I am considering my first homebuilt and I want it to be aerobatic but am wondering what would make a design capable of "unlimited" aerobatics. Is it based solely on the amount of Gs the airframe can withstand or is it more complex than that? Of the planes I am looking at, only one specifically states that it is capable of unlimited aerobatics an it is the Laser 2300 (I know this is the biplane forums and I am considering a Skybolt or a two-place Pitts if I could ever get the plans for on.) and another one has similar specs., the DR-109, but doesn't say anything else. Again, I apologize that I am asking questions about monoplanes, but the monoplane forum is dead.
Mike
