The Fisher Culex and Culite are a family of American two-seat, twin-engined monoplanes. The aircraft is supplied in the form of blueprints for amateur construction, originally by Fisher Flying Products and now by Mike Fisher Aircraft.Fisher, Mike, The Culex Aircraft , retrieved 21 February 2015]
Development Both designs are mid-wing monoplanes, constructed predominantly from wood, with tandem seating for two, with fixed conventional landing gear. Empty weights for finished aircraft are typically . The designer indicates that the inspiration for the design was the Second World War deHavilland Mosquito bomber.
Variants Culex Twin engine, mid-wing monoplane powered by two Limbach 2000 four-stroke piston engines. Culite Twin engine, mid-wing monoplane powered by two Rotax 503 two-stroke piston engines.Lambert, 1991 p 536.
Specifications (typical Culex)
References
Notes Taylor 1996, p. 489
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