Seamax M-22 – Here's A Great LSA
Amphibious Aircraft...
If you are looking to get a light sport aircraft that can
go on water & land, your going to want to make sure you have
a look at the Seamax M-22. It is one of the coolest looking
and most versatile light sport aircrafts on the market
today. Not only that, it has some great features and
performance specifications as well...
IMPORTANT: One of the best things about this airplane is
that you can land it on the water & on the land. However,
you have to make sure you get the right fit for you. Some
people still like the float plane model. So make sure you
weigh the options before diving into a purchase. That said,
a lot of people really like the amphibious style airplane
where you can land on the belly of the aircraft.
Here's Some Good
Reasons Why The Seamax M-22 Is Such A Great Light Sport
Aircraft...
Reason #1 – It Has Some Really Good Performance
Numbers...
The one thing that I really like about this airplane is that
is seems to perform very well in the sky & on the water. The
one thing that I really like about this airplane is that is
has a great rate of climb. According to the website, the
Seamax will climb at 1,000 ft/min(1).
That is a very good rate of climb for a small airplane like
this.
You have to remember that it is an LSA aircraft so it is not
going to have the same power as a Cessna 180. So to have
something that can climb 1,00 ft/min is very good! The
reason that is so good is because when you are trying to
take off on the water your going to want to get up and out
of there as fast as you can.
One of the most common things about landing and taking off
on the water is the fact that most lakes are in valley areas
and there are usually lots of tree's around. So if you can
get up above the tree line fast, your going to be in good
shape for a nice & easy climb out.
Reason #2 – The Advantage Of Being Able To Use Premium
Auto Fuel...
One of the greatest advantages of the Seamax is the fact
that you are going to be able to run premium auto fuel in
this airplane.(2) The reason that is such a huge advantage is because of the
fact that when you decide to head out to the lake, you don't
have to worry about finding 100LL in the middle of nowhere.
One of the biggest problems people have with traditional
float planes that only run 100LL is the fact that if you
need fuel and you are out on some lake somewhere your going
to have to fly to a near by airport, fill up and then head
home.
But with this airplane, your going to easily be able to fill
up at the boat marina or simply get gas at the gas station
nearby and take it back to the airplane using a portable gas
container. This means, you are going to be able to fly
further into the bush or to lakes that are further away as
you are going to be able to use the gas that is at the
location (assuming they have premium auto fuel)...
So if your looking for a great little LSA to fly around and
have a lot of fun with, your going to want to make sure you
checkout this airplane!
Happy Flying!
James David
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