North Wing Quest GT5 13.5

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Quest GT5 13.5
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Quest GT5 13.5

Quest GT5

The Quest GT wing has been improved again! Stronger leading edges, stronger cross-spar, increased load rating to 1050 lbs! The beautiful strutted Quest GT5 is designed for two place trikes with a gross load rating of 1050 lbs. The Quest GT5 is designed for our Scout X2, Sport X2 · Apache, and Sport X2 · Navajo two-place trikes. You can also attach the Quest GT5 wing to your trike using our Universal Mount. When you want to get somewhere fast, this is your wing!

As a descendent of the Contour wing, the Quest's ability to fly cross-country and handle turbulence well has been improved. All this is possible because of eighteen months of design research, resulting in an unmatched speed and handling combination!

It is very important to us to offer you the best wing we can make. We could use tubing that costs less, but we choose to have our own tubing produced for specific main spars. We also could buy cheaper sail cloth; again, we choose to purchase the best. We use all aircraft hardware and materials tested to required aircraft strength.

Quest GT5 13.5 Specifications

Wing Weight 119 lbs. Gross Weight 1050 lbs. Wing Area 148 square feet Span 31.5 feet Aspect Ratio 6.7 : 1 Double Surface 80% Frame 6061 / 7075 Sail - main body 8 oz. Stabilized Dacron # of Ribs - top 23 # of Ribs - lower 10 Rib Material 7075-T6

The Quest GT5 is a highly refined, strutted wing capable of a 45 mph range of speed from stall to top speed. One of the most impressive achievements in the Quest GT5 is the light handling both in pitch and roll.

Features

Extremely rugged Airframe and Hardware

Highest Quality Sail Cloth

Aircraft Quality Parts and Tubing

All Parts Made In the U.S.A

The Strongest Trike Wings Made In the U.S.A

Quality and Service you can fly on!

price $6,990.00

This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 12 November, 2009.

Thursday 02 September, 2010

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