When 300km/hour is not enough, there are some ideas to create jet-powered aircraft using Shark design, so You could fly 400-500 km/hour according to used engine.
Price-induction jet looks nice for that purposes :
At Take Off Power, you can get up to 255daN, consuming 80kg/h of fuel for the DGEN 380 and 330daN with 100kg/h fuel consumption for the DGEN 390.
of course - this kind of aircraft cannot be called Ultralight, although its empty weight could be very similar
| information about Shark first prototype max speeds |
20th December 2009, Shark prototype OK - OUR 01 reached with propeller Woodcomp 3000 2W :
( Shark.aero sro information from test flights in Senica airport ) |
GRYF magazine Written about us
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Someone recently told me that all LSA are 'fun' and pretty much fly the same. That notion challenges my beliefs. Everything in life is subjective, even scientific observation. And if you're the least bit sensitive to your environment, you'll probably agree that any vehicle, just like any person you meet, has a distinct feel and personality. Call it the Mazda Miata vs. VW Beetle syndrome: Every ride has its own ineffable feel.