Part 103 aircraft with folding wings, electric or petrol powered

After much trial and error I propose this drawing of an ultralight Part 103 that can be motorized with an electric motor as well as with a gasoline engine. The weight and balance of this plane is better than in my previous projects. But the wing folding system with rod ends remains the same, ILire la suite « Part 103 aircraft with folding wings, electric or petrol powered »

Part 103…Front battery

I can place a 15k Geiger battery at the front. Dimensions 442mm/284mm/85mm. There is still enough room for the feet underneath. It protrudes a little from the fuselage, like a small petrol engine! If this does not pose a connection problem, this would be the best solution for the balance. We would thus have atLire la suite « Part 103…Front battery »

Part 103 electric aircraft with folding wings. Modifications

After weighings on a 1/2 scale template, I noticed that the plane was not at all loaded enough at the front. I chose a balance point at 30% of the leading edge of the wing, a pilot weight of 80kg and 40kg batteries (8kgx5) If you want to keep these batteries behind the seat* youLire la suite « Part 103 electric aircraft with folding wings. Modifications »

Folding of the wings: Tilt of the rotation axis

Thanks to the tilt of the axis of rotation, the wing rises during folding and passes over the vertical stabilizer. This one can therefore be enlarged. This is the process I use on my Part 103 project.It can also be applied to my previous design of a small conventional plane . With a tilt ofLire la suite « Folding of the wings: Tilt of the rotation axis »

Part 103 electric aircraft with folding wings ( project)

Project of a Part 103 electric aircraft with my rod end folding wing system, wich allows the wings to fold and unfold easily and overlap on top of the aircraft, (see my previous projects). With this design the wings rise when we fold them and pass over the rudder. Its specifications would be: Wingspan: 8,80Lire la suite « Part 103 electric aircraft with folding wings ( project) »