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| Barry, 11.04.2016 16:17 Mitchell designed it and Proctor built it. The first Kittiwake flew in May 1967 and was designed initially as a home build sporting aircraft. Seventeen months afterwards the partnership was split up with Mitchell going on to design a two seat version and plans for the Kittiwake I being available from Proctor Aircraft Associates. Only 4 Kittiwake I's were built and one prototype Kittiwake II.
Power plant 1 x 100 h.p Rolls Royce Continental 4 cylinder air cooled 0-200-A
Span 24'0" Length 19'7" Height 7'6" Wing area 105 sq ft Empty weight 910 lb Maximum T /O weight 1,350 lb
Maximum speed 135 mph Cruising speed 122 mph Range 540 miles reply | | giustino, e-mail, 12.07.2012 12:53 voglio sape a che quota vola reply | | John Sutton, e-mail, 13.10.2010 14:26 I remember seeing this aircraft being built in a garage in Aldershott. It was designed as a glider tug to replace the ageing Tiger Moths. One of the the designer /builders was the sister of my great friend John Cotton with whom I worked at Vauxhall Motors. He always said that if she had children they would be little gliders! reply |
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