SF-1 A new generation of sport plane


Cessna 150s a wonderful little airplane but that's not going to keep a private pilot current, they just are not that exciting to fly, actually sort of snoring and it gets boring.

General Aviation needs a renaissance. It has to be an airplane that is fun to fly, a plane that stimulates a pilots soul. A modern aircraft that leverages the new technology created by the recent drone boom. Ultimately the SF-1 is plane that will bring people out to the local airport and pilots back in the air to have fun. Fun, affordable performance in an exciting modern LSA.



Introducing the SF-1 Experimental Light Sport Plane
FAA LSA Category







Available from G-Aerosports.

Design goals for the aircraft focused on gentile stalls and good slow flight, aerobatics, formation flying, dogfighting other SF-1 pilots, its a very adaptive airframe.    

Kit is made by G-aerosports. And construction options are
Many Turbojet options from 60lbs-250+





P300-PRO Turbine Engine, 67 lbs Thrust, by JetCat


Item:   JC P300-PRO
Price: $5,249.00 x2.0 =11k 

Twin engine safety at single engine cost.
$45.00 Flat Rate Ground Shipping (48 States) 
P300-PRO Turbine Engine, 67 lbs Thrust, by JetCat

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  1. http://jetbeetle.com/JB_body_products.htm

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  2. Max thrust (5 min rating): 140 lb 63.5 kgf 623N
    Max continuous thrust: 112.2 lb 51 kgf 500N
    Engine weight: 15.4 lb 7 kg
    Weight with starter: 16.5 lb 7.5 kg
    Max RPM: 88,000 RPM
    Diameter: 6.5 in 165 mm
    Length: 13.6 in 345 mm
    Length with starter: 18.7 in 475 mm
    Note : By maintaining the weight and size, we have upgraded H100 so that it has 33% more thrust, thus renamed as H140 due to the fact that it can put out more than 140lb of max thrust, and now it has a thrust to weight ratio of 8.5:1. Also, fuel burn is much better than its predecessor !

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