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MCR Pickup-Overview


Contents of this page

1°) Introduction
2°) Regulation
3°) Video-The MCR Pickup
4°) Press articles
5°) Tiered Payment

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Specifications

1°) Dimensions
2°) Weights & Loadings
3°) V Speed
4°) Engine options
5°) Performance

Description

1°) Standard Equipment
2°) Options
3°) Description
4°) Technology
5°) Video:Composite Technology
6°) Video:Engine and Instrumentation Panel
7°) Video:Safety features

1°) Introduction

colloquially called a ute or utility (from "Coupe utility") in Australia and New Zealand, are known in South Africa as a bakkie (pronounced "bucky"),in Romania as "slipper", in Egypt as "half truck", and in Israel as a tender. Nothing in the market compares to the Pickup. The initial concept was to achieve for the first time in a single aircraft the following specifications:
  • Fit into Ultralight regulation
  • Strip and Beach capabilities
  • Long range (1370Nm)
  • High cruise speed (132 Kts)
  • High useful load (2,000 L - 528 US Gal baggage compartment)
  • Excellent comfort and handling, cabin width 1.20m
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The challenge was achieved by merging the latest technologies developed by DynAero on its fast 2 seater MCR Club and its 4 seater MCR 4S. The basic fuselage structure is the one of the MCR 4S transformed into a 2 seater. The result is an ultralight/LSA combining some of the performances of the MCR Club with the volume of the MCR 4S, in effect a flying caravan. Australian Flying April 2010. Light Sport Aircraft Buyer's Guide: The most definitive list of S-LSAs possible. Included are powered S-LSAs that have a MTOW of 600 Kg. The article shows that the Pickup has the biggest volume, fastest cruise speed, longest range and biggest useful load if we take into account that the ballistic parachute is included in the empty weight by the manufacturer.
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2°) Regulation

  • Australia: S-LSA
  • Europe: Ultralight
  • USA: Kit Built
  • New Zealand: Microlight
The MCR Pickup complies with the Ultralight category in most countries like Australia, New Zealand, European countries etc. LSA category in the USA and S-LSA category in Australia. The structural MTOW is 600 Kg and the empty weight is 280 Kg including ballistic parachute, that’s a staggering and unbeaten 320 Kg structural useful load.
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3°) Video-The MCR Pickup

This is the part about the MCR Pickup, of the film DynAero flying the MCR available on a free DVD in French or English. The video starts at 17'58'', which is the beginning of the chapter about the MCR Pickup. Thanks to our Motionmaker status, you can watch this video in high resolution full screen.

Video in English


Flying the MCR-DynAero-English
Uploaded by Love4aviation.

Video in French


Voler en MCR-DynAero-Français
Uploaded by Love4aviation.

Photography

There are many photographs available in the product page. Click on any photography to enlarge it and click inside again to zoom in. You can request any photography by email.
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4°) Press articles

Articles from the international press about the MCR Pickup, sorted in ante-chronological order (newest to oldest): Go to the Press Articles page
Direct links:
2°) Light Sport Aircraft Buyer's Guide. Australian Flying April 2010. Article in English.
1°) MCR Pickup for flying school. Aviasport April 2010. Article in English and French.
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5°) Tiered payment

Payment is made in four installments of 25%:
1. First Payment: Deposit. This deposit will secure your slot in the production line, and construction will begin as soon as possible.
2. Second Payment: 2 months after the construction has started, a second payment will be required. The construction starts with: the ailerons, the flaps, horizontal stabilizer, rudder and the initial fuselage structure.
3. Third Payment: Just before the end of the construction of the control surfaces and initial fuselage structure, a third payment will be required. The next stage of construction will include all mechanical components, fuselage equipment, Pre-assembly of wing and main landing gear.
4. Fourth and last payment: The last payment shall be made before delivery. It will be required just after the second stage of the construction is completed and while engine and instruments are installed.
  • This tiered payment scheme offers a great flexibility for your purchase. If for any reason you can’t make one payment on time, it won’t jeopardize your project: your slot is allocated to the next customer, who will therefore receive his aircraft sooner, while it gives you additional time to complete the payment.
  • Lead time from deposit to delivery is currently approximately 6 months.
  • Bank guarantee is provided to cover the full amount of the payment.
  • Draft of an aircraft syndicate agreement is available on request.
  • If you intend to operate this aircraft within a syndicate or a club, ask us about the Safetyplane System
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