-A small personal machine developed by JT Taylor in the UK.
-The JT-1, which first flew in 1959, was developed so that it can be manufactured with the minimum of tools and materials, and the cost is thoroughly reduced by using the engine for existing automobiles.
The engine was equipped with a 40hp air-cooled horizontally opposed two-cylinder engine.
-JT-1 has been well received by flight enthusiasts for its stable flight performance and low cost, and many aircraft have been sold.
-It is still widely used today.
-JT-2 was developed in response to the demand for a higher performance aircraft than JT-1.
-The first flight was performed in 1967, and it was possible to fly a very advanced acrobatics.
-The engine is equipped with an 85hp air-cooled horizontally opposed 4-cylinder engine.
-Developer JT Taylor died in a JT-2 accident in 1967, but his wife and son continued to sell their products, and they are still produced and flying.
-The actual size of the aircraft is JT-1 is 4.57m, JT-2 is 4.91m, and JT-1 is 6.40m and JT-2 is 5.72m.
-Up to now, about 150 JT-1 and JT-2 have been built.
-JT-1 and JT-2 each come with 1 kit of parts and decals.
-When completed, the total length will be about 63 mm (JT-1) / 68 mm (JT-2) and the overall width will be about 89 mm (JT1) / 79 mm (JT-2).
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )