Kitfox 7Super Sport Tri-gear- 912uls, Ivo prop, Polyfiber covering, AirTech paint, one MGL Lite 8.5” glass panel, custom Grove 1320 rated gear, all carbon fiber cowls, 2 layer light fiberglass strut fairings, Magnesium Grove Wheels 5” with 5” mains, brakes pilot side only, Appareo ESG ADSB-out transponder, Garmin Aera 500 portable gps with weather/traffic, Laker Leading edge, Kitfox Aircraft’s carbon fiber wingtips. AeroLED strobe/nav, landing lights.
763 lbs. empty weight. Extreme attention to weight savings throughout build.
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DesertFox4
Admin.
7 Super Sport912 ULS Tri-gear
Kitfox Classic IV, Subaru EA81, steam gauges, stock gear legs & Matco wheels/brakes, polyfiber fabric with PPG polyurethane pant, EW 792.5
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Scot Trueblood
Bonita Springs, FL
Kitfox IV in Phase 1 Flight Testing
Super sport 7, Rotax 912is Sport, Whirlwind, Oratex, 10 inch Dynon Skyview, Aeroled lights, Ack elt, 8.5 x 6.00 Dessert Aero Classic tires. Aluminun Grove gear, faired wing struts (not the new streamlined ones), Rust-oleum cherry red (matches the red Oratex pretty well and easy to touch up)
821 lbs
One thing to keep in mind is empty weight means different things to different people. I drained the fuel out at the fuel pump until I saw the level in the vent line go down, which means there is still a gallon of fuel in the header tank and probably a gallon of unusable fuel in each wing. To me, it made the most sense to include this in the empty weight.
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John Grueter
N188LR
Kenosha, WI
Series 7 Super Sport - flying!