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Extra EA-300SC

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The Extra EA-300SC is a single-seat aerobatic aircraft designed and manufactured by Extra Aircraft in Germany. Evolving from Walter Extra's EA-300 series, it features a lightweight carbon composite construction paired with a high-power Lycoming engine to deliver a roll rate exceeding 400 degrees per second. It is purpose-built for pilots competing in advanced, unlimited-class aerobatic competitions.

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Who designed the Extra EA-300SC aerobatic aircraft?

The EA-300SC was designed by Walter Extra, a German aerobatic pilot and engineer who founded Extra Aircraft. Extra is renowned for producing some of the most capable competition aerobatic aircraft in the world, and the EA-300SC is a single-seat evolution of his successful EA-300 series.

What engine does the Extra EA-300SC use?

The aircraft is powered by a Lycoming AEIO-540 piston engine, a six-cylinder powerplant widely used in high-performance aerobatic and general aviation aircraft. This engine, paired with the aircraft's lightweight airframe, provides a thrust-to-weight ratio that enables near-vertical climbs and sustained tumbles.

What is the approximate roll rate of the Extra EA-300SC?

The EA-300SC is capable of roll rates exceeding 400 degrees per second, which is among the fastest of any aerobatic aircraft. This extreme agility is achieved through the combination of a powerful engine, lightweight carbon composite construction, and large control surfaces designed for maximum authority at all speeds.

Where is Extra Aircraft, the manufacturer of the EA-300SC, based?

Extra Aircraft is based in Germany, where Walter Extra founded the company. The firm has produced multiple aerobatic and sport aircraft models and remains one of the most respected names in the competition aerobatics community.

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