Cougar info...?
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I_FLY_LOW
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Re: Cougar info...?
OOOH OOOH! ~Raises hand~ I'll do the 40 hr Phase 1!!!
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Re: Cougar info...?
Hey Phil,
You could most likely figure it out on your own. For starters, build a prototype Cougar. Then fly the 40 hour Phase I, then most likely fly it some more. Then get the print package completely finished. Ditto the builders manual. While all that is going on, keep the pipeline full of Panther kits. So what's your best guess?
Tony
You could most likely figure it out on your own. For starters, build a prototype Cougar. Then fly the 40 hour Phase I, then most likely fly it some more. Then get the print package completely finished. Ditto the builders manual. While all that is going on, keep the pipeline full of Panther kits. So what's your best guess?
Tony
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I_FLY_LOW
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Re: Cougar info...?
Yea, if y'all could get on that, that would be greeeeeeat.
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Re: Cougar info...?
Sorry guys nothing to report yet
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Re: Cougar development
I second this question.MarkB wrote:Any further updates regarding the development of the Cougar?
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MarkB
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Re: Cougar development
Any further updates regarding the development of the Cougar?
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Re: Cougar info...?
Yea. I am curious if rear seat PIC has been considered as well... Sure would keep the CG shifting down to a minimum if it was designed around this. Issue to me is small front seat tandems planes tend to get nose heavy real quick when flying solo (even more so if heavier engine or prop was used) and the result is difficult 3 point or full stall landings other positives like Ken said with aerobatics and having a more consistent CG for control feel and safety. Just a thought...
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Re: Cougar info...?
Looking Great! Has/is rear seat solo being considered ? That would make a truly magnificent airplane, more so for those aerobatically inclined 
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MarkB
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Re: Cougar info...?
The Cougar looks great and just what I am looking for, a 2 seat fun ship that can go upside down at a reasonable price. Very exciting stuff!
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Re: Cougar info...?
Thanks Chris I looked through all the info and didn't see that listed I saw a couple pics with it on what looked like a grass runway or taxi area but I did the want to assume.