From: ebs@qnis.net (Ed Sullivan)
Subject: Re: Wanted
Date: 03 Mar 2000 00:00:00 GMT
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The "Don Quixote" is a really cute little pusher, but a little larger than an ultralight. Someone posted an address
where the plans were available a while back. It is a Polish design. You might search Deja News.
Ed Sullivan

>Hey Guys
>
>I'm posting this for my boss (who STILL dont have an internet
>conection)...but his intellegence is a question best delt with on a
>non-aircraft N/G <grin>
>
>anyway... we are looking for a plans built (no kits), hi wing PUSHER deisgn.
>cannard or conventional is OK, tractor engine is not.
>
>The Mitchell wing designs have failed the grade, and the 2 MW (U.K. designs)
>in pushers dont have plans available....
>
>basically what he wants is a plans-built challenger or tornado or chinook or
>Rans S-12 type.
>
>Since I am dumb enough to still be playing around with Pietenpols and other
>heavy, wooden boat anchors,  I havent been much help, so pointers to web
>pages or info on something along these lines would be greatly appreciated
>
>TIA
>
>Mike
>
>