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Aircraft Pilot is a directory of aircraft that generally fit
into what are described as ultralight aircraft, advanced ultralight
aircraft,
light sport aircraft, experimental light sport aircraft, experimental
aircraft, amateur built aircraft, ELSA or homebuilt
aircraft in the United States and Canada. These include
weight shift aircraft, more commonly known as trikes,
powered parachutes, and powered para-gliders.
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Titan Titan Tornado 11 experimental
aircraft, experimental
lightsport aircraft, amateur built aircraft.
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Manufacturer/www.titanaircraft.com
The Titan was one of the first aircraft to be accepted
under the advanced ultralight rules in Canada. It is a two
place tandem seating aircraft, in a pusher configuration
with a high cantilevered wing.
The cabin is 24 inches wide,
providing 39 inches of headroom and 42 inches of legroom.
The Titan Tornado 2 features dual controls,
with center mounted sticks, dual rudder pedals, and left
hand throttles. The Tornado 2 also has flaps allowing for
short field takeoffs and landings.
It also features an all
flying stabilizer. |
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The Titan Tornado 2 has a welded 4130 steel
fuselage, with an aluminum boom tube going to the tail. The
wings and tail section are all aluminum pop riveted
construction. Empty weight on the Tornado 2 is 430 pounds.
It has a gross weight of 1000 pounds. The wingspan is
23'5" and the wing area is 108 ft.?. This gives a wing
loading of 9.25 pounds per square foot. Length on the
Tornado 2 comes in at 19 feet. The
Titan Tornado 2 has been tested to +6 and -4 g's. The
standard 10 gallon fuel tank gives a range of approximately
200 miles, cruising along at 100 mph. It takes off in less
than 300 feet, and can land with brakes in about the same
distance.
A number of engines are available for the
Titan Tornado 2, these include the Rotax 503, Rotax 582,
Rotax 912, HKS, and Jabiru.
The Titan Tornado 2 is a lot of bang for
the buck. It is well constructed and priced within reason.
Kit building time is reported to be in the 350 to 400 hour
range. Titan has been in business since the early days of
the ultralight/light sport industry, and has an extensive
network of dealers across the United States and Canada. |
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Two place kit (not including
engine and options) Includes much longer & taller fuselage,
33% larger back door, full size rear seat, 4" more headroom
over standard Tornado II, 26 ft wingspan, Matco hydraulic
brakes, 150 mph Vne upgrade, Kevlar aft panels, extended
range 15 gallon fuel tank, aileron controls located behind
rear seat, aluminum rudder, aluminum stabilator with 8'
span, electric flaps and aileron spades. |
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Titan Titan Tornado 11
experimental homebuilt lightsport aircraft |
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