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Video Clips from
around the world on building and flying the Zodiac:
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A good view of the Zodiac
XL cabin:
Dual sticks, custom IFR panel and
side-by-side seating.
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Texan "Lone
Star" Zodiac XL
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Sport
pilot flight training
with the Zodiac.
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Plans-built
Zodiac 601 HD from Poland performs well with a custom
engine installation: Simonini
Victor 2 PLUS (100 hp)
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Two Zodiac flying
formation
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Zodiac XL, with tailwheel
gear configuration
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Zodiac XL, with tailwheel
gear configuration
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Quality Sport Planes' Open House and Regional Fly-In (May 5,
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West coast
representative Quality
Sport Planes LLC held an Open House and Regional Fly-In held on
Saturday, May 5, 2007 (Cloverdale, Calif.)
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Builders and
enthusiasts exchanged building and flying ideas and stories at the Open
House and Regional Fly-In held on Saturday, May 5, 2007 (Cloverdale,
Calif.)
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Michael
Heintz, head of Quality
Sport Planes LLC, meets with builders who flew in to attend the
fly-in.
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Builders and
enthusiasts examine the high level of completion of a Zodiac XL Quick-Build
Kit.
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A new
Jabiru-powered Zodiac XL at the west coast Quality
Sport Planes Open House and Regional Fly-In held on Saturday, May 5
(Cloverdale, Calif.)
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Zodiacs on the
flightline at Quality
Sport Planes' Open House and Regional Fly-In held on Saturday, May 5,
2007 (Cloverdale, Calif.)
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Building the Zodiac
rudder starter kit at the Open House.
Click
here for more photos
from the West Coast Regional Fly-In
(May 5,
Cloverdale, Calif.):
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photos from the Sun'n Fun
fly-in (April 17-23, 2007, in Lakeland, Florida): |
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Kitplanes
magazine
contributing editor Rick Lindstrom’s polished shiny new
Zodiac XL drew a lot of attention at the Zenith booth during Sun'n Fun.
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The custom Corvair
engine installation continued to generate many questions and much
interest.
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A new factory-produced ZODIAC
XL S-LSA for Sport Pilots.
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Trying on the Zodiac XL cabin
for size at the Zenith booth
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A Zodiac XL Quick-Build
Kit (on its gear) with a Jabiru 3300 engine
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A workshop
participant proudly poses with the completed rudder
tail section he completed at the two-day
workshop put on at the FlightCrafters
builder assistance facility (in Florida) during the week of Sun'n Fun.
Notice the
STOL CH 701 and ZODIAC XL
projects in the background.
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Zenith Aircraft Company flew
its high wing STOL CH 701 and
four seat STOL CH 801 to
Lakeland, Florida, from Mexico, Missouri:
The annual 1,000 mile (1,600 km.) trip to the week-long Sun'n Fun fly-in
convention with the factory demonstrator aircraft is always a fun
adventure.
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Great
food and great company!
The 3rd annual "Webmasters BBQ"
was held on Thursday, April 19 at the campground. Thanks to the
BBQ Sponsors: JabiruUSA,
FlyCorvair.com,
HomebuiltHelp.com,
Quality
Sport Planes, and the webmasters of www.ch601.org
and www.ch701.com.
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Chris
Heintz, designer of the popular Zenith
airplanes, gave several "forums" on light aircraft
design and construction at Sun'n Fun.
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A plans-built (or
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Take off...
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and landing in the Zodiac.
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...enjoying the ride.
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South African Zodiac XL
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Zodiac with a custom BMW
motorcycle engine installation
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Custom instrument panel of
above aircraft.
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Jack Russell's ZODIAC XL
(Clovis, Calif.):
"After three
years of building it is time to say thanks to a great company for
building a airplane that was the right choice for my first building
endeavor. My project flew in May of this year and it flew straight
and fast. I have been seeing 145 mph at full power with a Jabiru
3300.
I have never built a plane before and I don't think that all
companies are as supportive as yours: You have been there for every
little problem that I have encountered. Nick has answered all my
questions and kept me on the path to success. I am pretty proud of
my little red bird and want to thank you for a design that was
easy to build and fun to fly. I am already thinking about the
next project and the Zenith 701 is on the list. Thanks again for
everything."
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A simple instrument panel
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British Zodiac
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Building the Zodiac XL
kit (Australia)
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