[Brian130]

Anyone heard of an "Imarod" aircraft?? Maybe not spelled correctly, but pronounced em-a-rod, I think. I've googled every spelling I can think of and can't find a single thing about it!

 

[flyboykelly]

There is the Nimrod which the British military use. The aircraft has a strong linniage to the Commet.

 

[LifeofReiley]

Mission

What do they do? How did you hear about them?

 

[Brian130]

Thanks. Sorry.. should have been clearer. This is smaller than a 172. A friend of a friend of a friend has one and it peaked my interest. He's flying it down in a week or two so I'll get to see then, but I'm curious now.

 

[Kyle Boatright]

Emeraude.

Two seats. Aerobatic. Wood wing. The homebuilt predecessor of a CAP 10.

Slow by RV standards.

 

[Captain_John]

Got it...

http://www.esparacing.com/sport_pilot/frames/aircraft.htm

It is an Emeraude!

I dunno how I got that. I guess I should go to bed. I am over tired.

CJ

 

[Captain_John]

KYLE! You beat me to it! TWO minutes!

Gnite...

CJ

 

[Brian130]

Excellent work fellas. Off-the-wall question to answer (with a foreign spelling and a hyperlink!) in 19 minutes!! Two correct answers in 21 minutes!!