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Viking Dragonfly Mk II

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description Viking Dragonfly Mk II Overview

The Viking Dragonfly Mk II is a variant of the two-seat, canard-configured Dragonfly homebuilt kitplane produced by Viking Aircraft. The most significant structural change in this version is the replacement of the Mk I's unique wingtip landing gear with a conventional, centrally mounted gear configuration. Like its predecessor, the aircraft is constructed primarily from fiberglass and foam composites and is designed to be assembled by amateur builders. This alternative design was offered to builders who preferred a more traditional taxi and landing profile for their custom aircraft.

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What is the main difference between the Viking Dragonfly Mk I and Mk II?

The most significant structural change in the Mk II version is the replacement of the Mk I's unique wingtip landing gear. The Mk II instead uses a conventional, centrally mounted tricycle gear system.

Is the Viking Dragonfly Mk II a factory-built production plane?

No, the Viking Dragonfly Mk II is a two-seat, canard-configured homebuilt kitplane. Builders construct the aircraft themselves using composite materials like fiberglass and epoxy over a foam core.

What kind of engines typically power the Viking Dragonfly Mk II?

Because it is a lightweight homebuilt aircraft, builders typically equip the Dragonfly Mk II with small, reliable aviation engines. Volkswagen aircraft engine conversions are a very popular choice among builders of this kitplane.

How many people can the Viking Dragonfly Mk II seat?

The Viking Dragonfly Mk II is designed strictly as a two-seat aircraft. The pilot and passenger sit side-by-side inside the narrow fiberglass fuselage of this canard design.

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