Top speed 187 km/h Length 6.78 m | Wingspan 11 m First flight 1935 | |
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It s alive rc 1939 rearwin sportster replica
The Rearwin Sportster is a 1930s American two-seat cabin monoplane designed and built by Rearwin Aircraft & Engines.
Contents
- It s alive rc 1939 rearwin sportster replica
- First solo in the rearwin sportster
- Design and development
- Variants
- Military operators
- Specifications 8500
- References
First solo in the rearwin sportster
Design and development

The first variant, a Sportster 7000 first flew on 30 April 1935. It was a two-seat braced high-wing cabin monoplane powered by a LeBlond 5DE or LeBlond 5E radial engine. The 7000 followed by a de luxe and more powerful engined versions, the 8500, 9000-L and 9000-KR. It had a standard tailskid landing gear but was available with floats or skis. In 1937 a new variant appeared the Sportster 9000-W powered by a 90 hp (67 kW) Warner Scarab Jr radial engine.
Two Sportster 9000s were impressed into military service during World War II under the designation UC-102.
Variants

Military operators
Specifications (8500)
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General characteristics

Performance



References
Rearwin Sportster Wikipedia(Text) CC BY-SA