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3 view drawings of airplane?
my particular example is an ultralight aircraft, and it is Canadian. the name of the plane is Aces high Cuby II.
I have searched everywhere for 3 view drawing( front, top and left) of Cuby II, but i have not achieved.
any help is very appreciated.
4 Answers
- 7 years ago
I had a book with the drawings in it when I worked for the FAA FSDO in Oakland, CA. I retired three years ago and moved out of the country. However, I left most of my aircraft books for the other inspectors to use in the office. I am not sure if the books are still there, but I know one old book had a drawing. You telephone the office (510) 748-0122. One of the ladies who will answer the telephone should remember asked for Sue she may know right were the book is.
In addition the Piper J-3 Club in Idaho if I remember correctly has a drawing. I used to certifiy home builts and I am almost certain they had the drawing as well. And if I remember correctly it is similar to a Baby Ace, I did certify one of those. If it is similar I can help you out let me know.
- Anonymous7 years ago
Most ultra light manufacturers are pretty secretive about drawings of their aircraft. Good luck. I found some for a KitFox, and Vans aircraft, but NO ultralights.
- Vincent GLv 77 years ago
The Ace High Cuby II was designed to look and fly like a Piper J-3 Cub.
Look this one up, and you pretty much have what it looks like.
