J6 Karatoo experimental aircraft, J6 Karatoo experimental lightsport aircraft, J6 Karatoo homebuilt aircraft, J6 Karatoo amateur built aircraft, Light Sport Aircraft Pilot News newsmagazine.

The J6 Karatoo can be built and flown in Canada as a basic ultralight, an advanced ultralight, in both of these categories it could be built from kit or purchased ready to fly it is also available as an amateurbuilt aircraft. Jesse Anglin was the original designer but kits were offered by Norman Aviation of Saint-Anselme, Quebec.

The craft features side by side seating, strut bracing, in a tractor configuration, with an enclosed cockpit, dual controls, adjustable seats, and is a taildragger.

The aircraft fuselage is uses a 4130 chromoly welded steel tubing. The wings feature wood construction and the plane is covered in convention aircraft covering materials.

Power can be supplied by a variety of engines, including the Rotax 582, Rotax 912 series of four stroke engines, as well as a number of automotive engine conversions such as the Subaru and Viking.
Building times range from 300 to 500 hours.

J6 Karatoo experimental homebuilt lightsport aircraft

Light Sport Aircraft Pilot News Web Magazine.  You may link to these pages or print them out for your own personal use.
No part of this publication may be copied or distributed, transmitted, transcribed, stored in a retrieval system, or translated into any human or computer language, in any form or by any means, electronic,  mechanical, manual, or otherwise, without the written permission of Light Sport Aircraft Pilot News. By copying or paraphrasing the intellectual property on this site, you're automatically signing a binding contract and agreeing to be billed $10,000 payable immediately. Copyright Light Sport Aircraft Pilot News. Email