BRISTELL B23
Aircraft Summary
General
Manufacturer
BRISTELL
Model
B23
Condition
New
Description
ROTAX 912 S3 (100HP) engine, carb. heat., slipper clutch, water, oil therm.
In flight adjustable propeller MTV-34-1-A/175-200 hydraulic constant speed
Locking canopy, locking fuel tank caps
Adjustable fresh air ventilation system
Cockpit upholstery, two map pockets and arm rest box
Hydraulic differential disk brakes installed on both sides on rudder pedals
Rudder pedals stearable nose wheel
Electric elevator trim
Electric flap control system
Four point seat belts Am Safe
Luggage compartment behind the seats
Tinted canopy
Canopy protection cover
Auxiliery fuel pump
Adjustable rudder pedals
Parking brake
Beringer light weight wheels 5,00-5
Cabin heat with demisting system
Electric aileron trim
Wheel fairings
Rescue system BRS
Noise insulation of firewall
Special leather upholstary - including sleev strips
Leather upholstered glare shield
Landing light mounted in the wing
Wing strobes and navigation lights
Wing lockers
Tail skid
Airframe
Total Time
0
Airframe Notes
Bristell, the Czech light aircraft manufacturer which has produced more than 500 LSA aircraft worldwide, has launched the Bristell B23, its next generation low-wing airplane. The B23 has been designed to satisfy the European CS23 / U.S. FAR23 certification basis. Bristell says it “listened to feedback from more than 500 happy customers worldwide” before designing the new aircraft.
While the airplane looks very similar to the classic Bristell LSA, there is in fact far more to the new design. The fuselage is longer and the tail is larger, with an aluminium rudder; the flaps and stabiliser are bigger and better; the composite main landing gear legs have been redesigned completely to be able to carry much higher loads than previous Bristell models; and the aircraft’s handling characteristics are much improved. In addition, a twin elevator trim tab function helps the pilot to optimise the forces on the control stick.
The airplane’s maximum take-off weight is 750 kg and it has an empty weight of 435 kg, giving a 315 kg payload capability. With a 120-litre fuel tank capacity, the B23 is “a very good cruiser,” says Bristell. “The airframe is designed for long life and has a robust structure, which makes it particularly well-suited to flight training,” said Bristell.
Basic equipment includes steerable nose wheel and a BRS ballistic parachute rescue system. The standard equipped aircraft also meets night-VFR requirements and can be upgraded to meet IFR requirements.
Engine
Engine Manufacturer
ROTAX
Engine Time
0
Engine Time Since
SNEW
Engine TBO
2000
Avionics
Flight Deck Manufacturer
GARMIN
Avionics/Radios
L 3 ESI-500 + DCM + Inst. Kit + L-3 MAG 500 + inst. Kit
Garmin GNC 255A NAV/COM + VOR antena
Garmin G3X GDU 460 Dual + GSU 25 ADAHRS + GMU 22 + GEA 24 + GTP 59
Garmin GTX 345R, GPS 20A WAAS/GPS Pos.+ GA 35A
Garmin G3X Install Kit
Garmin GSA 28 servos
Garmin GMC 307 autopilot control panel
Garmin GAP 26 AOA probe heated
Back up battery for G3X, IBBS-12V-3AH
Intercom PM 3000 stereo
Tosten CS6 on both sticks + rele deck
Led strip on the glare shield + dimmer
BOSE Lemo conectors
ELT KANAD 407
Additional Equipment
Additional Equipment
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