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The
Zetterlind's have beautiful photos of their trips in the STOL CH 701
Amphibian, including their trip to the 2005 EAA AirVenture (Oshkosh)
fly-in.
Photograph courtesy of Sarah
Zetterlind's McIntosh
Studio copyright 2005
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Photograph courtesy of
Sarah Zetterlind's McIntosh
Studio copyright 2005
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...camping and fishing.
Photograph courtesy of
Sarah Zeterlind's McIntosh
Studio copyright 2005
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STOL CH 701 - with a good
view of the
wing slats and full length flaperons.
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Steep climb-out...
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Copperstate
2005 (October 6 - 9, 2005, Casa Grande, Arizona ).
Following are a few photos from demo pilot Roger Dubbert, who made the
trip to sunny Arizona from the factory
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Trying out the STOL CH 701
for size...
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On the windy, dusty Copperstate
fly-in grounds with the Zodiac
XL
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Surreal mountains in the
background
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Beautiful countryside
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Rugged terrain...
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Check out the GPS ground
speed: 35 mph!
(Lots of time for
sightseeing!)
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Passing 1,200 hours on the
Hobbs hour meter on the original 80-hp
Rotax 912 engine.
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Roger
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A Canadian STOL CH 701 with a custom
Continental engine installation.
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STOL CH 701 on a mountain-top field... |
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Fred Sanford's STOL CH 701
(Santa Barbara, Calif.):
"N9701 flew for the first time last Thursday: 16 months after
getting the boxes. All went well, but I was not prepared for the
wonderful responsiveness of the controls!"
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Jim Atkins, Dresden,
Tennessee
(excerpted from EAA Sport Aviation, 9/2005):
"I purchased the kit for my Zenith is September 2003 and made the
first flight on July 2004. I found the kit to be 100 percent
complete and was 100 percent satisfied by the building instructions.
The airplane performs as advertised."
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Bulgarian STOL CH 701
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Custom
windshield and cabin cover to protect the
cabin and interior when storing the aircraft outdoors |
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"The
Zenith literature package is easily the most complete package I
have received from any light aviation company, and I’ve seen
many other good ones among the hundreds I have studied. Lots and
lots of information is presented with some lovely graphics. The
literature alone is impressive, but the volume of information will
keep you reading for hours. You can get a good idea of what you're
buying without ever leaving your chair."
