AEROSPORT QUAIL
The Quail is a single-seat homebuilt aircraft designed by H. L. Woods in 1970. It is perhaps one of the easiest kit planes to build. It is of all metal construction and requires only very easy riveting to assemble. The first quails appeared in 1971. The company could provide anything from simple plans to complete packages including a modified Volkswagen engine.
Specifications
- Wingspan: 24 ft.
- Length: 15 ft., 11 in.
- Height: 5 ft 6 in
- Weight: 792 lbs (loaded)
- Max. Speed: 130 mph
- Service Ceiling: 12,000
- Range: 230 miles
- Engines: One converted VW 1700cc air-cooled engine rated at 45 HP
- Crew: 1