WARNER AEROCRAFT "REVOLUTION II/SPORTSTER"

WARNER AEROCRAFT “REVOLUTION II/SPORTSTER”

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Wednesday, June 30, 2010 at 12:00 AM ET

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Edited By: Omar Filipović

Key Takeaways:

The Revolution (also known as the Space Walker II) is an open-cockpit, two-place tandem aircraft, with the Sportster variant featuring a removable canopy and available only in kit form.
Its construction utilizes chrome-moly steel tubes, spruce wing spars, and Dacron fabric covering.
The aircraft is designed to accommodate engines ranging from 85 to 150 hp (up to 160 hp for the Sportster) and boasts a top cruise speed of 130 mph and a stall speed of 45 mph.
Key performance figures include a climb rate of 1,175 fpm, a service ceiling of 12,500 feet, and short takeoff/landing runs of 425/400 feet, respectively.

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STANDARD DATA: Gross wt. 1,500. Empty wt. 850. Fuel capacity 12. Wingspan 26′. Length 20.4′.
PERFORMANCE: Top cruise mph 130. Stall mph 45. Climb rate 1,175 fpm. Ceiling 12,500. Takeoff run 425. Landing roll 400.

The Revolution (also marketed as the Space Walker II) is an open cockpit, two-place tandem amenable to engines from 85 to 150 hp. The Sportster is a new variant of the design, with the addition of a removable canopy. Construction calls for chrome-moly steel tubes, spruce wing spars and Dacron fabric covering. The Sportster can handle up to a 160-hp engine and is available in kit form only.