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wickham, model, sunbird, single, seat, homebuilt, aircraft, designed, boeing, engineer, james, wickham, role, homebuilt, aircraftnational, origin, united, statesdesigner, wickhamfirst, flight, 1975status, under, restorationnumber, built, contents, design, oper. The Wickham Model C Sunbird is a single seat homebuilt aircraft designed by Boeing engineer James M Wickham Wickham Model C SunbirdRole Homebuilt aircraftNational origin United StatesDesigner Jim WickhamFirst flight 1975Status Under RestorationNumber built 1 Contents 1 Design 2 Operational history 3 Specifications 4 See also 5 ReferencesDesign editThe Sunbird is a single place low wing taildragger made primarily of wood Power was originally a 1600cc VW but a Continental C85 was installed later in its life 1 2 3 Operational history editThe Wickham C was the third of six designs by Wickham which first flew in 1975 Specifications editData from Original drawingsGeneral characteristicsCapacity 1 Length 16 ft 6 in 5 03 m Wingspan 20 ft 2 in 6 15 m Wing area 69 sq ft 6 4 m2 PerformanceSee also editRelated development Wickham B Wickham A BluebirdReferences edit Wanttaja Ron Jim Wickham Wind in the Wires The Newsletter of EAA Chapter 26 Volume XIV No 11 Nov 2006 pgs 3 4 Wickham Model C Federal Aviation Administration Aircraft Registration Database Wickham James M A Spin Test Sport Aviation Mar 1982 pgs 40 43 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Wickham Model C Sunbird amp oldid 1143906913, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
