Fly the Mustang 3 Wing on any brand of light sport aircraft with the new Pivot/Hang Block

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The Mustang 3 strutted wing is a "State of the Art" topless (no king post) light sport aircraft wing, designed with side struts that take the place of the upper cable rigging.  Pitch stability of the wing is achieved by a sprog and washout strut at the wing tip area.  The side struts take the place of the "reflex bridles" used in the old style wings, reducing drag and increasing wing performance.  Because of the reduction in drag, handling all around has been pleasantly improved both in pitch pressures and roll rate.  From the 15 to the 19, the new Mustang 3 is a joy to fly!

The beautiful Strutted Mustang 3 Series is designed for two place Light Sport Aircraft.
We also manufacture a line of single place wings.  Some of the criteria for this terrific design were the ability to instruct, tow Hang Gliders, fly off of water and just all around fun sport flying.  All this is possible because of its unmatched low speed handling!

The strutted Mustang 3 is a highly refined wing capable of a extremely wide, 30 mph speed range.  Not only that!  One of the most impressive achievements in the Mustang 3 Series is their terrific light handling qualities, in both pitch and roll axis, making the Mustang 3 the easiest wing to fly on the market.  With one hand, you can fly your Mustang 3 with confidence.  And the take-off distance... WOW!  This can be as little as 85 feet (Mustang 3 17m) in no wind.  The easy to use, efficiently designed hardware makes setting up your Mustang 3 a simple and enjoyable 15 minutes.

NOTE:  The speeds noted in the chart below are associated with the Sport X2 · Navajo 2-place, (open seats) light sport aircraft powered by a Rotax 582 engine, with one occupant.  Please be aware that other engines and additional wing loading (passenger or other weight), will cause these speeds to change.