- Holder
- Laister-Kauffmann Aircraft Corporation
- Revision
- 0
- Revised
- August 11, 1941
- Status
- Current
- Product
- Aircraft · Glider
- Certification basis
- CAR 5
- Models
- 1
- Registered
- 8 aircraft
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Models · 1
| Model | Also known as | Note |
|---|---|---|
| BA-100 | Formerly Bowlus |
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LAISTER-KAUFFMAN AIRCRAFT CORPORATION
MODELS: Laister-Kauffmann (Bowlus) BA-100 Glider, 1 PCLM
I.C. NUMBER: G8 (Approved 8/11/41)
Type Class II
Airspeed limits Glider or dive - 65 mph True Ind.
Airplane tow - 85 mph True Ind.
Auto-winch tow - 50 mph True Ind.
C.G. range (+10-2) to (+15.1)
Datum Leading edge of wing at root
leveling means Level boom for weighing
Maximum weight 505 1bs.
No. seats 1 (pilot at -9.3)
Baggage None
Control surface Elevator Up 18 degrees Down 14 Jegrees
movement Up 30 degrees Down: (Left) 7 degrees
(Right) 8 degrees
Right 23 degrees Left 23 degrees
Serial Nos. eligible 103, 131. 137, 149. 151, 164 and up
(See NOTES A
Required equipment Items 101 and 102
Specifications Pertinent to All Models:
Certification basis Glider Type Certificate No. 8 (CAR 5)
Production basis None (See NOTES A and B)
Landing Gear
102. 4.00-4 Goodyear or Firestone Industrial
wheel, tire and tube 8 1bs. (+15)
303. Brake, Bowlus 1 1b. (+13)
Interior Equipment
101- Airspeed indicator
Miscellaneous (not listed above)
301. Cockpit hood, Drawing p-2009 5 lbs. (-12)
302. Miscellaneous instruments
(not to exceed) 5 lbs. (-31)
Prior to original certification, each glider must satisfactorily
An inspection for workmanship, materials and conformity before any
covering or final finish is applied. All woodwork may be varnished.
A final inspection of the completed glider.
A check of flight characteristics.
Gliders assembled from partially pre-fabricated kits and satis-
factorily passing the above inspections will be eligible for airworthi-
ness certificate when accompanied by an affidavit to the effect that the
glider is constructed in exact accordance with the approved manufacturer's
instruction manuals and that parts and materials furnished in the kit
have been used.
NOTE 1. The following placards must be installed in full view of the pilot:
"Instrument flight prohibited."
"Shock-cord launching prohibited."