The Tiger Moth is a biplane which was designed in the 1930’s by Geoffrey de Havilland. It is used by the RAF as a training aircraft and is powered by the de Havilland Gipsy Major I engine. The aircraft is quite easy to fly and very forgiving, however it only has ailerons on the bottom wing so its roll rate is not quite as quick as other biplane aircraft.

• Max RPM 2350

• 5 Min Rating 2350 RPM

• 30min Rating 2100 RPM

• Min Oil Press 35 Lb sq in

• Normal oil Pressure 42lb sq in

• Crz RPM 1950 gives 77mph

• Crz RPM 2100 gives 87mph

• Clb 2100 RPM 66mph

Slats are 2 position

• Locked slat lever Back

• Open Slat lever forward.