PHILO LUND COLLECTION
No. 4114. Giles G-200 (N105BD c/n 6)
Photographed at Western Airpark, Yelm, Washington, USA, 2002, by Lew Shattuck

Giles G-200

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04/14/2005. Remarks by Philo Lund. "This aircraft was designed by Richard Giles of Scapoose, Oregon, USA for the express purpose of unlimited aerobatic competition, with 'G' limitations of +/- 12. The seat rakes back 40 degrees to accomodate pilot tolerance of a high g environment. It was built by Lew Shattuck and took seven years to complete. It first flew at Western Airpark April 20, 2002 and was flown by Lew."

    Engine: Lycoming AEIO 360 B1H - 180 hp
    Fuel: 44 gal (167 l) of 100 LL
    Cross-country range of 4.5 hours at 175 kt (201 mph, 324 kmh)
    Rate of Climb: 4,000 ft (1,219 m)/min +
    Span: 18 ft (5.49 m)

Created April 14, 2005