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TECHNICAL CHOICES

The Skyranger comes as an ultra fast build kit. All parts come pre-mounted and use U bolts, discs, nuts, cables with turnbuckles in place etc. They are only folded for reasons of transport. It is easy to unfold the triangles and to assemble them. All the control surfaces are already dacron-lined with bolts in place. It only remains for you to adjust the engine cowling, cut out the canopy and the doors and lastly assemble the engine and the instrument panel.

All building is simple, educational and fun. It will result in you knowing your aircraft inside out, having great confidence in its structure and ensure your ability to carry out any further maintenance. This in turn result in extremely affordable flying.

If you have a PPL you can register your Skyranger as a VH aircraft. When your Sky is ready to fly, SAAA will inspect it and give you a permit to fly in the experimental category. You will have to fly a few hours in a restricted area before big trips. With a transponder and radio you will be able to fly in controlled airspace.

If you choose to register your Skyranger as an RAA ( formerly the AUF, Australian Ultralight Federation) aircraft, you will need an ultralight licence plus complete a final inspection with an RAA approved inspecter. The plane will then be registered in the RAA Amateut Built Category or CAO 95.10