Designer R.E. Schreder built the RS-15 to OSTIV Standard Class specifications. Licensed in the amateur-built
experimental category, its assembly is relatively simple with most major components pre-made to cut building
time to about 500 hours. The shoulder-type wings are all-metal with the exception of polyurethane foam
ribs. Provision for a 200-pound water ballast is inside the wing’s box spars. Seating is for one pilot in a prefabricated fiberglass pod from which an aluminum-tube tailboom stretches back to an all-metal V tail. The tail and wings can be folded and removed for storage or travel.
BRYAN (SCHREDER) RS-15
Key Takeaways:
- The RS-15 is an amateur-built experimental glider, designed by R.E. Schreder to OSTIV Standard Class specifications, notable for its relatively simple 500-hour assembly time.
- It features all-metal shoulder-type wings with polyurethane foam ribs, capable of holding 200 pounds of water ballast.
- Designed for a single pilot, it utilizes a prefabricated fiberglass pod, an aluminum-tube tailboom, and an all-metal V tail, with both the wings and tail being foldable and removable for storage or travel.
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