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• How much does a RANS s12s weigh?

  Rans S-12S Super Airaile Seating 2 side-by-side, 41 inches wide Empty weight 650 pounds Gross weight 1,150 pounds Wingspan 31 feet Wing area 152 square feet 15 more rows ...

• Why choose Rans?

  At Rans, we feel our products provide performance beyond tradition, performance that goes beyond the numbers. From the moment you decide to purchase a Rans aircraft to that day several years of flying later, Rans will still be delivering what you have come to expect. Our designs work in the everyday world.

• How much does a RANS Super Airaile cost?

  However, quite a few more pounds come from the addition of features that are optional on the simpler aircraft. A base model Super Airaile—with the Rotax 582 two-stroke engine—is priced at $19,650 for the 500-hour kit. Rans would probably prefer you added several options, especially the engine ones.

• Is the RANS S-12s Super a good sport pilot plane?

  With its full enclosure and four-stroke engine, this plane should find appeal among those who earn their sport pilot certificate in the next few years. The Rans S-12S Super made its debut at the Sun ‘n Fun EAA fly-in in April 1999.

• Who made the RANS S6 Coyote II?

  The Rans S-6 Coyote II is an American single-engined, tractor configuration, two-seat, high-wing monoplane designed by Randy Schlitter and manufactured by Rans Inc. The Coyote is available in kit form for amateur construction or as a completed light-sport aircraft.

• What do you want to know about the RANS Coyote?

  Rans design. two models—the S6-S and the S-6ES. the 47- to 110-hp range. which was introduced in 1988. The ES wingspan options. aircraft covering. While more labor intensive treated with Mylar can be very competitive). most attention. to radically overhaul the Coyote. In in many countries. I’ve also seen want. factory’s productivity.

• Is the RANS Coyote a kit airplane?

  The Coyote is available in kit form for amateur construction or as a completed light-sport aircraft. The original single seat S-4 Coyote was designed by Rans owner Randy Schlitter in 1982, as a result of his dissatisfaction with existing ultralight designs at the time.

• What is the difference between the S-6S and the Coyote II?

  The S-6S, however, uses the more traditional dope and fabric. The reported construction times for the ES are 250 man-hours versus 500 for the Super. The Coyote II kit can be ordered with tricycle or conventional landing gear, and can also be equipped with floats and skis.