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The Zenair CH 150 Acro-Z was developed from the CH
100 and features a tailwheel undercarriage, lowered turtledeck with
bubble canopy and oil and fuel systems equipped for inverted flight. The
CH 180 Acro-Z first flew in 1981 and was a modified version for
unlimited aerobatics and featured a revised tail unit and wings without
dihedral.
C-GCGW
c/n 15001
Canada
Single seat aerobatic aircraft first flown in 1980
Engine: 150hp(112kW) Lycoming O-320
Length: 20’3"(6.17m)
Height: 5’0"(1.52m)Wingspan: 20’2"(6.15m)
No.built: 50+ Range: 760miles(1223km)
Cruising speed: 160mph(257kmh) Empty weight: 730lb(331kg)
Maximum take-off weight: 1150lb(522kg) |
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