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• Airdale_Backcountry abstract "The Airdale Backcountry is an American amateur-built aircraft that was designed by John Larsen as a derivation of the Avid Mk IV and produced by Airdale Flyer Company, of Rhinelander, Wisconsin. The aircraft is supplied as a kit for amateur construction.".
• Airdale_Backcountry manufacturer Airdale_Sportplane_and_Supply.
• Airdale_Backcountry origin United_States.
• Airdale_Backcountry predecessor Avid_Flyer.
• Airdale_Backcountry type Homebuilt_aircraft.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageExternalLink airdale.htm.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageID "37045010".
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageLength "5487".
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageOutDegree "28".
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageRevisionID "669481156".
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink 4130_steel.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink 41xx_steel.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink Aircraft_dope.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink Aircraft_fabric.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink Aircraft_fabric_covering.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink Airdale_Flyer_Company.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink Airdale_Sportplane_and_Supply.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink Aluminium.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink Aluminum.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink Amateur-built_aircraft.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink Avid_Flyer.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink Avid_Mk_IV.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink Category:Airdale_aircraft.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink Category:Homebuilt_aircraft.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink Category:Single-engine_aircraft.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink Conventional_landing_gear.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink Flaperon.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink Flaperons.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink Four-stroke.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink Four-stroke_engine.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink Four_stroke.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink Fuselage.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink High-wing.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink Homebuilt_aircraft.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink Joint_Aviation_Requirements.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink Lift_strut.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink Monoplane.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink Rhinelander,_Wisconsin.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink Side-by-side_configuration.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink Stratus_EA_81.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink Strut-braced.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink Subaru_EA-81.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink Subaru_EA_engine.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink Tandem.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink Tractor_configuration.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLink United_States.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageWikiLinkText "Airdale Backcountry".
• Airdale_Backcountry capacity "one passenger".
• Airdale_Backcountry climbRateMs "6".
• Airdale_Backcountry crew "one".
• Airdale_Backcountry cruiseSpeedKmh "173".
• Airdale_Backcountry designer "John Larsen".
• Airdale_Backcountry developedFrom Avid_Flyer.
• Airdale_Backcountry developedFrom Avid_Mk_IV.
• Airdale_Backcountry emptyWeightLb "700".
• Airdale_Backcountry eng1Hp "100".
• Airdale_Backcountry eng1Name Subaru_EA-81.
• Airdale_Backcountry eng1Name Subaru_EA_engine.
• Airdale_Backcountry eng1Number "1".
• Airdale_Backcountry eng1Type "four cylinder, air-cooled, four stroke automotive engine".
• Airdale_Backcountry grossWeightLb "1400".
• Airdale_Backcountry hasPhotoCollection Airdale_Backcountry.
• Airdale_Backcountry lengthFt "18".
• Airdale_Backcountry lengthIn "10".
• Airdale_Backcountry manufacturer Airdale_Flyer_Company.
• Airdale_Backcountry manufacturer Airdale_Sportplane_and_Supply.
• Airdale_Backcountry maxSpeedKmh "190".
• Airdale_Backcountry nationalOrigin United_States.
• Airdale_Backcountry primeUnits%3F_ "imp".
• Airdale_Backcountry ref "Bayerl and Kitplanes".
• Airdale_Backcountry spanM "9.14".
• Airdale_Backcountry stallSpeedKmh "59".
• Airdale_Backcountry status "In production".
• Airdale_Backcountry type Amateur-built_aircraft.
• Airdale_Backcountry type Homebuilt_aircraft.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Aircraft_specs.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Convert.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Infobox_Aircraft_Type.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Official_website.
• Airdale_Backcountry wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
• Airdale_Backcountry wingAreaSqm "11.4".
• Airdale_Backcountry m "55.6".
• Airdale_Backcountry subject Category:Airdale_aircraft.
• Airdale_Backcountry subject Category:Homebuilt_aircraft.
• Airdale_Backcountry subject Category:Single-engine_aircraft.
• Airdale_Backcountry hypernym Aircraft.
• Airdale_Backcountry type Aircraft.
• Airdale_Backcountry type MeanOfTransportation.
• Airdale_Backcountry type Product.
• Airdale_Backcountry type DesignedArtifact.
• Airdale_Backcountry type Thing.
• Airdale_Backcountry type Q11436.
• Airdale_Backcountry comment "The Airdale Backcountry is an American amateur-built aircraft that was designed by John Larsen as a derivation of the Avid Mk IV and produced by Airdale Flyer Company, of Rhinelander, Wisconsin. The aircraft is supplied as a kit for amateur construction.".
• Airdale_Backcountry label "Airdale Backcountry".
• Airdale_Backcountry sameAs m.0n4bv4h.
• Airdale_Backcountry sameAs Airdale_Backcountry.
• Airdale_Backcountry sameAs Q4698592.
• Airdale_Backcountry sameAs Q4698592.
• Airdale_Backcountry wasDerivedFrom Airdale_Backcountry?oldid=669481156.
• Airdale_Backcountry homepage airdale.htm.

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