Van's Aircraft RV-11
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RV-11 is the Van's Aircraft designation for a proposed single-seat touring motor glider design similar in layout to the AMS Carat. The prototype RV-11 uses the wings of an HP-18 sailplane mated to a specially built fuselage.
[edit] Aircraft Type Club
Once aircraft are constructed and flying the RV-11 owners will be supported by a very active aircraft type club, Van's Air Force.
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[edit] Related development
- Van's Aircraft RV-12 being developed at the same time
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[edit] Designation series
RV-3 - RV-4 - RV-6 - RV-7 - RV-8 - RV-9 - RV-10- RV-11 - RV-12
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