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	Kit Aircraft: STOL CH 801 - 4-SEAT SHORT TAKE-OFF AND LANDING SPORT UTILITY
		The STOL CH 801 is a four-seat sport utility kit aircraft based on the successful two-seat STOL CH 701 design developed by aeronautical engineer Chris Heintz in the mid eighties.
		Built of durable all-metal construction, the STOL CH 801 is designed to provide the durability and ruggedness required of an "off-airport" bushplane, while being quick and easy to build and maintain.
		The STOL CH 801 aircraft is at home on off-airport fields as well as on city airports, providing both the versatility of a four-seat aircraft and the capability of a cargo-hauling bush plane.
	www.zenithair.com /stolch801/index1.html (901 words)

	STOL
		STOL is an acronym for Short Take-Off and Landing, used in the aircraft industry to describe airplanes with excellent short-field performance.
		Famous STOL aircraft include the Fieslier Fi 156[?], de Haviland Beaver[?], PZL Wilga and Westland Lysander.
		A STOLPORT is an airport designed with STOL operations in mind, normally having a short single runway.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/st/STOL.html (80 words)

	IEGSE STOL User Guide
		The major differences between the IEGSE STOL and CSTOL are associated with the commanding of both the instrument under test and the internal IEGSE functions.
		This is discussed in detail in the later sections describing the STOL operator and procedures.
		Their type is ascertained from the value given in STOL declarestatement used to create them.
	www.atm.ox.ac.uk /iegse/cstol/stol_user.html (3051 words)

	STOL CH 801 - Frequently Asked Questions...
		The STOL CH 801 is designed to accommodate many different engine types, ranging in power from 150 to 220 hp.
		The STOL CH 801 kit is complete (includes wheels, hydraulic disk brakes, electric trim tab, electric flaps, all basic hardware, etc.).
		We estimate the price of a completed and flying STOL CH 801 to be between $30,000 (used engine, basic instruments) and $50,000+.
	www.zenair.com /stolch801/faq.html (1083 words)

	STOL CH 801 Design
		The STOL CH 801 design is based on the successful STOL CH 701 kit aircraft design, originally introduced in 1986.
		Developed for the inexperienced first-time builder and demanding pilot, the STOL CH 801 is designed to be easy to build and to maximize flight performance and efficiency, using simple all-metal semi-monocoque construction - a system in use for 25 years in Zenair designs.
		Finally, the STOL CH 801 is also designed to be low-cost to build, to own and to operate.
	www.zenair.com /stolch801/design.html (769 words)

	STOL CH 801
		The new design, called the STOL CH 801, is a utility kit aircraft based on the successful two seat STOL CH 701 design developed by Heintz in the mid eighties.
		The larger STOL CH 801 has been developed to expand the utility of the 701 model by increasing the useful load from 500 lbs.
		ZENITH CH 2000, the prototype STOL CH 801 is being built by Flypass Ltd. in Guelph, Ontario.
	www.barakel.com /STOL801.htm (604 words)

	Types of Airplanes
		Land planes, carrier-based airplanes, seaplanes, amphibians, vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL), short takeoff and landing (STOL), and space shuttles all take advantage of the same basic technology, but their capabilities and uses make them seem only distantly related.
		Short Takeoff and Landing (STOL) airplanes are designed to be able to function on relatively short runways.
		STOL airplanes are usually cargo airplanes, although some serve in a passenger-carrying capacity as well.
	kyvivek.tripod.com /types.htm (618 words)

	Anatomy of a STOL Aircraft
		Because a STOL airplane can fly at very low speeds, and is developed to operate in unimproved areas (often with obstacles), controllability of the aircraft at slow speeds is essential.
		The 4-seat STOL CH 801 cabin is long enough to fit a stretcher along the right side of the aircraft across the folded co-pilot seat, while still providing adequate space for the pilot and one passenger, or two 50-gallons drums can be carried in the rear.
		The STOL CH 701 offers excellent off-airport performance in a lightweight and very economical two-seat design that is easy and fun to fly, while the new STOL CH 801 is a true sport utility vehicle, with 1,000 lbs useful load.
	www.zenithair.com /stolch801/design/design.html (4058 words)

	SummitPost - Stol/Hochstuhl -- Climbing, Hiking & Mountaineering
		Stol is the highest mountain in the about 120 km long Karavanke Range on which the border between Slovenia and Austria runs.
		Vajnez is attached to the main Stol massif on the summit of Potoski Stol, 2014m.
		It is connected with Stol with a long ridge, which beyond Vajnezevo sedlo (saddle) raises first on Potoski Stol and then continues to the main summit of Stol.
	www.summitpost.org /mountain/rock/151335/stol-hochstuhl.html (1998 words)

	Generalski Stol (Karlovac, Croatia) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Generalski Stol is a community in the Karlovac County, some 20 km southwest of Karlovac on Mrežnica river.
		It may be blazoned: azure a chevron throughout inverted and in chief a linden leaf sliped and fruited or.
		Eventually, on occasions of the birdthday of Queen Elizabeth II and the day of the community of Generalski Stol, the Scotch flag was hoisted in Sarovo next to the Croatian one.
	www.crwflags.com /fotw/flags/hr-ka-gs.html (351 words)

	VSTOL/STOL Aircraft
		These types of aircraft are generally classified either as Vertical Takeoff and Landing (VTOL) or Short Takeoff and Landing (STOL), and the two categories are often grouped together as V/STOL.
		The American YC-14 and YC-15 aircraft, tested in the 1970s, evaluated these technologies, some of which eventually made their way to the successful Boeing C-17 cargo plane (which is not considered a STOL aircraft but which can operate from shorter runways).
		STOL Technology, A Conference Held at the NASA Ames Research Center Moffett Field, California, October 17-19, 1972.
	www.centennialofflight.gov /essay/Evolution_of_Technology/VSTOL_aircraft/Tech30.htm (1867 words)

	Montagne Aircraft — MOUNTAIN GOAT STOL Bush Plane and General Aviation Aircraft — 2. MOUNTAIN GOAT STOL BACKGROUND
		The MOUNTAIN GOAT STOL is the result of seven years of development, addressing the particular needs of Alaska bush pilots.
		The useful load of the MOUNTAIN GOAT STOL needed to be twice that of the Super Cub.
		The baggage area behind the rear seat is limited to 350 lbs with the 4130 chrome moly alloy airframe, and to a seemingly incredible 430 lbs with the titanium fuselage airframe.
	www.bushplanes.com /background.html (2218 words)

	STOL (portada/home)
		STOL apoya o promueve campañas que defiendan causas justas relacionadas con el mundo ferroviario.
		STOL acoge gratuitamente en su servidor los webs de todas las asociaciones de amigos del ferrocarril u otras organizaciones ferroviarias sin ánimo de lucro.
		Some pages of STOL are bilingual (like this one) but others have separated versions (one in Spanish, another in English).
	www.cuerpo8.es /STOL/STOLpor.html (308 words)

	STOL CH 701 Update / Increased Gross Weight (Site not responding. Last check: )
		MEXICO, Mo. – With the release of the fourth edition STOL CH 701 drawings, designer Chris Heintz has introduced a number of design updates to the popular STOL CH 701 short takeoff and landing kit aircraft.
		Due to the popularity of the STOL CH 701, a four-seat utility version of the design was introduced in 1998 to offer the same STOL capability with up to 1,000 pounds useful load.
		The STOL CH 701 design can be constructed from plans-only (scratch-built) or can be built from a complete factory kit from Zenith Aircraft Company of Mexico, Mo., in as few as 500 hours.
	www.inflightusa.com /home_built/o.hmblt.4.html (395 words)

	IEGSE STOL Reference Guide
		Compiles a STOL procedure into an intermediate object format which can be run by using the START directive.
		Before commands are dispatched to the instrument STOL checks the values of any parameters to ensure that they are within a range specified in the command's database record.
		Activates/deactivates the mechanism which causes STOL to generate an error if a global variable (telemetry item) is accessed when it is considered stale because it has not been subject to an acquisition update for longer than a period specified in the input_data database record.
	www.atm.ox.ac.uk /iegse/cstol/stol_ref.html (3231 words)

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