Cri-Cri Plane - New Zealand Airshow

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The movie contains the world smallest twin engine airplane, MC 12 Cri-Cri (MC 15, Cricket). Filmed in New Zealand by Neville Hay.
By the way, you can wath other movies about this aircraft at www.flight.cz/cricri/english

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French Homebuilt ... ( 1 year ago by petfil06)

French Homebuilt aircraft taken in New Zealand.

can someone tell me ... ( 1 year ago by blazerblast)

can someone tell me the engines cc size?

Do you have to have ... ( 1 year ago by oisiaa2006)

Do you have to have a full up pilots license to fly this thing?

Blazerblast: Two ... ( 1 year ago by Saosinisoa)

Blazerblast: Two Stihl 8hp chainsaw engines (probably ~50cc each)
Oisiaa: Too fast to be an ultralight, so yes.

Obviously you do. ( 1 year ago by NINETWENTYEIGHT)

Obviously you do.

What avionics would ... ( 1 year ago by NINETWENTYEIGHT)

What avionics would be installed on this plane.

Hey thanks, ... ( 1 year ago by blazerblast)

Hey thanks,Saosinisoa,for a response.i am attempting to build a chainsaw bmx 20 inch 42cc 2 stroke...tell me what you think about that...

In germany the Cri ... ( 1 year ago by SorrowA7X)

In germany the Cri Cri is registered as an light twin-engined aircraft like a Piper Seneca e.g. So I think you do need a license for fly this thing.

dork. ( 1 year ago by keithketola)

dork.

dork...hummmm,is ... ( 1 year ago by blazerblast)

dork...hummmm,is that all,prik

The engines are 12 ... ( 1 year ago by Wragie)

The engines are 12 or 15 hp Jpx's in some places you do not need a twin endorsement to fly it, Canada being one of them.

in NZ, are these an ... ( 1 year ago by toranamunter)

in NZ, are these an ultralight or a registered aircraft?

Oisiaa2006, depends ... ( 1 year ago by Alexmcfire)

Oisiaa2006, depends where you live, ul-rules are different around the globe.

You need a twin ... ( 1 year ago by NINETWENTYEIGHT)

You need a twin endorsement in AUstralia. But it shouldn t be needed in everyones opinion excluding casa.. Also in Australia its a registered aircraft and not ultralight. You cant have a twin engined ultralight here so NZ might be the same.

ok since this seems ... ( 9 months ago by happynukes)

ok since this seems to be the one mc-15 vid spot thats not littered with a bunch of kids. I was wondering if there is a kit available for purchase in the U.S.? anyone know cause this looks like a fun weekend fly. thanks

Those are about the ... ( 8 months ago by mrzog2000)

Those are about the coolest things ever. The only thing cooler would be one with those little jets mounted on the underside of the wings!

jets would rip that ... ( 8 months ago by crazypaintinc)

jets would rip that thing up so fastt Oh boy

what a pointless ... ( 7 months ago by GibsonElectric)

what a pointless comment

I can't remember ... ( 6 months ago by Parubhi)

I can't remember where I saw this but I have seen a picture of this A/C with two small turbines mounted in place of the IC engines. It is totally possible to build something like this with turbines these days thanks to the R/C turbine industry. Two turbines producing about 60 #'s of thrust would work great on something this sized.

It looks like it ... ( 3 days ago by mitty1979)

It looks like it could be a handfull . Look at the landing,definately not conventional ultralight landing .

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