Lancair 235 (Composite Homebuilt)
HISTORY
- Introduced in 1985, the Lancair 235 was an amateur-built aircraft kit. The 235, like its sister model 200, were designed to have a more aesthetically pleasurable appearance than most general aviation aircraft. Designed by Lance Neibauer and produced in Redmond, Oregon, the 235 was made of composite materials.
- While the 200 and 235 kits are no longer being produced, 59 kits total were manufactured while the company was still in business.
SPECIFICATIONS
| Status: Static Display |
| Manufacturer: Lancair |
| Year: 1989 |
| Model: Lancair 235 |
| Registration Number: |
| Serial Number: |
| Crew: 1 |
| Max T/O Weight: 1, 400 lb. |
| Span: 23 ft. 6 in. |
| Length: 20 ft. 0 in. |
| Height: |
| Maximum Speed: 180mph |
| Cruise Speed: 160 mph |
Rate of Climb: 1,300 ft/min
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| Power Plant: 1 x 100hp Lycoming O-235, 4-cylinder air-cooled piston engine |
| Range: 1,000 miles |
| Service Ceiling: |
| Armament: none |
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