ACE MODEL E “JUNIOR ACE”€

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Edited By: Omar Filipović
Gemini Sparkle

Key Takeaways:

  • The Junior Ace is a two-seat aircraft, succeeding the Baby Ace, powered by an 85-hp Continental engine.
  • It features a conventional construction with a steel tube fuselage, all-wood wings, and fabric covering.
  • Key performance metrics include a top speed of 130 mph, a cruise speed of 105 mph, and a range of 350 miles.
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STANDARD DATA: Gross wt. 1,335. Empty wt. 809. Fuel capacity 22. Wingspan 26′. Length 18′.
PERFORMANCE: Top mph 130. Cruise mph 105. Stall mph 65. Climb rate 500. Ceiling 10,000. Takeoff run 400. Landing roll 600. Range 350.

The Junior Ace is the successor to the Baby Ace. This side-by-side two-seater version is powered by a Continental 85-hp engine. Construction is the same, consisting of a steel tube fuselage structure, all-wood wings, and fabric covering.

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