GRYF P27 |
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Still in development.
Gryf P27 is all metal mid-wing with glued and riveted aluminum alloy airframe, and cockpit safety welded cage with composite fuselage fairing. Fuselage has a simple all-metal airframe. Central aluminum alloy tube creates the spine for all fuselage subassemblies connection:
Wing leading edge is in the position of your arms, so you can feel really Like the Bird. All metal semi-monocoque WINGS with main spar is glued and riveted by classic solid rivets and the rest by blind rivets from aluminum alloy sheets, profiles and pressed ribs. The same technology Tail is all metal cross-type, profile NACA 0012, 4 bolt-connected on keelson aluminum alloy fuselage tube hinges. Elevator is equipped by with electrically controlled trim-tab. Rudder is controlled by control cables in leading plastic tubes. Tricycle type landing gear, with steerable nose wheel and composite leg of main undercarriage with 16x4” wheels. BASIC DATA:
After we finished first version of Skyboy development, its producer chosen from the line of GRYF studies project P11 for next development, using the same technology and a lot of the same subassemblies. Our target was to do that development and receive first prototype as a part of our reward for flying members of GRYF club. That time it was our hobby work along of our job in big aircraft industry. That time is out – and situation in light aircraft market and requirements were changed – so to finish project from 1995 looks crazy now. During followed years we finished US version of Skyboy, redesigned FAR23 small cargo Raven aircraft to usability , developed MD3 Rider UL and LSA aircraft for Flyitalia and actually are designing Shark aircraft for COMP-LET. Now we would like to finish our original project of mid wing with easy access and wide outlook with using of all experiences from that developments – together with use of all positives, brought by changes of European and US requirements for light aircraft. Because this aircraft does not have any direct order , we would like to finish that project parallel to planes we design for other companies. We would like to finish that project as our hobby work, and in GRYF Magazine You can recognize our real progress in that - connected with free time beside of other work. We hope, our hobby access can give to this project higher peculiarity: P27 project is not typical, but created directly for touching of our personal feelings... So we believe Skyster can be interesting for some other human with the same illness – flying for fun. |