Фотографии
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Air Pictorial 1995-01 / Register Review
Регистрационный номер: G-BUYK Reg Maye's recently completed Denney Kitfox Mk.4 G-BUYK was engaged in test flying at Biggin Hill at the end of November 1994. Its construction took 600 man hours over two years
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Jane's All the World Aircraft 2000 / 2-01 - AIRCRAFT - FIXED-WING - CIVIL
Регистрационный номер: G-BONY SkyStar Kitfox two-seat kitbuilt (1998)
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Aeroplane Monthly 1989-04 / D.Gustafson - Kitfox
Регистрационный номер: N84DD [2] -
Air Pictorial 1991-09
Регистрационный номер: G-PPPP [2] Border Aviation now complements the other Denney Aerocraft UK distributor, Junipa, and displayed the first of the new Kitfox 4s to be seen in Britain. It has a redesigned wing, wheel parts, and a cruise speed of 115mph - 30mph faster than earlier Kitfox kitplanes.
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Air Pictorial 1992-02
Регистрационный номер: G-PPPP [2] Flown from Blackbushe there was speculation that G-PPPP had become a KitVixen!
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Aeroplane Monthly 1989-04 / D.Gustafson - Kitfox
The photograph shows well the Kitfox's resemblance to the Piper Cub, Taylorcraft and Aeronca classics of the Thirties. Better performance, quick de-rigging and side-by-side seating make the Kitfox an attractive proposition, though it is a fun aircraft rather than a cross-country performer.
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Aeroplane Monthly 1989-04 / D.Gustafson - Kitfox
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Aeroplane Monthly 1989-04 / D.Gustafson - Kitfox
Регистрационный номер: N85DD [2] The Kitfox can be fitted with floats or skis for operation from water and snow. Two types of floats are available and tundra tyres can be fitted for maximum utility. Though normally fitted with Rotax 532, 503 or KFM 112 engines, the Kitfox may be adapted for VW power.
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Air Pictorial 1994-08
Skystar Speedster version of the Kitfox
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Air Pictorial 1992-01
Регистрационный номер: VH-LRD The first Skyfox VH-LHD arrived at Biggin Hill by road in November 1991 after being shipped from Queensland, Australia to Felixstowe. Basically a Kitfox, the airframe has had 50 modifications to strengthen the aircraft and make it suitable for use as a two seat trainer. Thirty-five of the factory built Skyfoxes are now flying in Australia where the type has received certification. Skyfox Aviation, based at Biggin Hill, is to use VH-LRB as a demonstrator. Don Conway's picture shows the aircraft with its quick release doors removed.
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Air Pictorial 1994-08
The Vixen from Skystar company which has now spawned tailwheel variants incorporating elements of the tricycle design.
