TCDS ATC-450

Type certificate data sheet · Wood Steven K. and Russell G. Williams · Aircraft · Small Airplane

Holder
Wood Steven K. and Russell G. Williams
Revision
1
Revised
March 6, 1984
Status
Current
Product
Aircraft · Small Airplane
Models
1
Registered
3 aircraft

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Eaglet B-31Formerly Roos American

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Page No. 1 Rev No. 1 Reformatted 3/94. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION ATC-450 Revision 1 ROOS AMERICAN Eaglet B-31 March 6, 1984 TYPE CERTIFICATE DATA SHEET NO. ATC-450 This data sheet which is a part of type certificate No. ATC-450 prescribes conditions and limitations under which the product for which the type certificate was issued meets the airworthiness requirements of the Federal Aviation Regulations. Type Certificate Holder: Steven K. Wood and Russell G. Williams Grand Junction, Colorado I - Model Eaglet B-31 Engine Szekely SR-3 Engine limits 1750 rpm (45 hp) Propeller Wood Propeller limits Not available (fixed pitch) Airspeed limits Not available C.G. range Not available Maximum weight 922 lbs. Number of seats 2 Maximum baggage None Fuel capacity 10 1/2 gallons Oil capacity 5 quarts Serial Nos. eligible 1068, 1101 and up manufactured prior to 11-30-36 eligible. Approval expired as of that date due to sale to Victor H. Roos, Kansas City, MO. Certification basis Bulletin 7-A, in effect August 3, 1931. NOTE 1. Airworthiness certificate must include the following unless it has been satisfactorily demonstrated to an inspector of Civil Aeronautics that such notation is unnecessary: "INTENTIONAL ACROBATICS PROHIBITED." ...END...