STOLP “ACRODUSTER TOO”€

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Key Takeaways:

  • The Acroduster Too is a 9/10-scale aerobatic biplane, derived from the Starduster Too and designed by Morgan Schrack to withstand up to 9 Gs.
  • Key design enhancements include a metalized fuselage and adaptable cockpit configurations, such as a removable front windscreen and a sliding rear canopy.
  • Powered by 180-200 hp Lycoming engines, it boasts strong performance with a top speed of 210 mph and a climb rate of 2,400 feet per minute.
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STANDARD DATA: Gross wt. 1,800. Empty wt. 1,100. Fuel capacity 37. Wingspan 21’5″. Length 18’6″. Engine 200-hp Lycoming.
PERFORMANCE: Top mph 210. Cruise mph 150. Stall mph 55. Climb rate 2,400. Takeoff run (50′) 1,200. Landing run (50) 1,800. Range 450.

The Acroduster Too, originally called the Schrack- Stolp Super Starduster Too, is a scaled-down 9/10-scale version of the highly successful Starduster Too, which was designed by Lou Stolp. The Acroduster’s designer, Morgan Schrack, beefed up the little ship to withstand up to 9 Gs. He made it possible to remove the front windscreen, cover the front cockpit with a hatch cover, and add a sliding bubble canopy over the rear hole. The fuselage was also metalized back to the rear of the cockpit. Lycoming engines from 180 to 200 hp provide the power.

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