TL Ultralight sro
Sting and Sirius LSAs are manufactured in the Czech Republic by TL-Ultralight, s.r.o. The company is responsible for some of the most advanced light aircraft flying in Europe and around the world.
Rotax Engines
Rotax powers more light aircraft worldwide than any other engine. The 100 HP 912 ULS is the standard engine on the Sting S3 and the StingSport. The 912S DCDI FAR-33 certified engine is an available option.
Rotax Owner Assistance Network (ROAN)
The Rotax Owner Assistance Network (ROAN) is the primary source of information, education and support for the 912UL and 912ULS engines used in the Sting S3 and the StingSport. We encourage Sting owners to register with ROAN to receive free, timely email notification of service document releases.
Woodcomp Propellers
Woodcomp sro manufactures more than 150 types of fixed, ground adjustable and in-flight adjustable aircraft propellers at its high-tech facility in Odolena Voda, Czech Republic. The SR-200 wood-carbon ground adjustable prop with plastic leading edges is the standard propellor on the StingSport.
SportairUSA, the Sting distributor, is also the North American distributor for Woodcomp propellers. To purchase complete propeller systems or parts, visit SportairUSA at www.sportair.aero/woodcomp/.
Galaxy High Technology Whole-Plane Ballistic Parachutes
These industry-leading whole plane rescue chutes are standard equipment on every Sting S3 and StingSport.
AmSafe Aviation
Manufacturerers of advanced crew and passenger restraints. The four-point inertial-reel restraint is standard equipment on the Sting S3. The FAA certified AmSafe inflatable airbag restraint is an available option.
TruTrak Flight Systems (PFDs, Flight Instruments & Autopilots)
TruTrak designs and manufactures technically advanced solid-state avionics for light sport and experimental aircraft. The TruTrak EFIS with Flight Director is the brightest, most intuitive primary flight display (PFD) available and can be installed with integrated single axis or dual axis autopilot. The attitude direction indicator (ADI) and the pictorial turn and bank instrument are the heart of the StingSport's Leading Edge Six Pack. The pictorial pilot and other dependable TruTrak autopilots are available as options.
Zaon Flight Systems
The Zaon MRX PCAS traffic awareness system is part of the typical instrument panel on the Sting S3 and the StingSport. The instrument is panel mounted above the Leading Edge Six Pack and integrated with the Sting's intercom to provide audible traffic alerts.
Garmin
The Garmin sport stack includes the satellite weather capable, dock-mounted GPSMAP 496 with satellite XM WX weather capability, the SL40 VHF transceiver and the GTX327 digital transponder. Optional Garmin Nav/Com equipment and Mode S transponders are available.
LightSpeed Aviation
Two award-winning LightSpeed ANR headsets are available options.
PS Engineering
Manufacturers of the PM 1000II and the PM 3000 stereo
intercom with individual volume and squelch controls.
AmeriKing
The AK 450 ELT emergency locator transmitter is standard equipment on the StingSport.
SkyDrive
The full-time Skydrive coolant carburetor heater adds a small amount of heat to the carburetor body in order to keep the temperature of the body above freezing point, so that any ice formed will not adhere to the carburetor throat. Because there is no significant heating of the actual intake air, the effect on engine power is negligible. Requires no pilot action. Standard equipment on every Sting S3 and StingSport.
Dynon Avionics
The Dynon EFIS systems (single or dual) are available Sting options.
Grand Rapids Technology
The GRT Sport or Horizon EFIS (single or dual) is an available Sting option. GRT also manufactures the EIS engine information systems formerly included with the StingSport.
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Experimental Aircraft Association
The EAA is a national association providing information and advocacy on experimental, custom built aircraft and light sport aircraft.
SportPilot.Org
This is the EAA's Web site dedicated to light sport aviation.
Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association
The AOPA is a national association providing information and advocacy on all aspects of flying.
AOPA Sport Pilot & Light Sport Aircraft
This is the AOPA's Web site dedicated to light sport aviation.
Rotax Owner Assistance Network
The Web site for service information, technical bulletins and operator news.
AV Web
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Landings
Busiest Aviation site on the net. 750,000 hits per month!
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA regulations in 2004 created the new categories of light sport aircraft and sport pilot certification.
National Transportation Safety Board
The NTSB is the federal ageny charged with investigating aircraft accidents & safety.
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