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Designed by Karel Dlouhy the Vivat is a powered version of the LET L-13
Blanik glider incorporating a wider cockpit and centre section to
accommodate two seats side by side. Different versions were built
including the L-13SW first flown in 1978 and powered by a 65hp(48kW)
Walter and with a maximum take-off weight of 1477lb(670kg). The L-13SL
first flown in 1990 is powered by a 67hp(49kW) Limbach E01 and has a
maximum take-off weight of 1587lb (720kg). A small number were built
with a tailwheel undercarriage as opposed to the mainwheel and
retractable outriggers on most Vivats and these are designated L-13SDM.
Although production ended in 1999 to allow Aerotechnik to concentrate on
the Eurostar series, Blanik America Inc. continues to offer parts and
support services for Vivat owners.
OO-NLO
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Czech Republic
2 seat motor glider first flown in 1989
Engine: 65hp(48kW) Mikron M111AE
Length: 27’2.5”(8.29m)
Height: 7’6.5”(2.29m)
Wingspan: 55’9”(16.99m)
No.built: 160*
Range: 354miles(569km)
Cruising speed: 99mph(159kmh) Empty weight: 1036lb(470kg)
Maximum take-off weight: 1520lb(690kg)
OK-0103
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