2010 Platzer B9Experimental Aircraft

This 2010 Platzer B9 (Registration D-MECF) is a well-maintained two-seat experimental/homebuilt ultralight aircraft with only 250 total hours on the airframe. Built by a professional aircraft builder under Werk Nr 343, this VFR-capable aircraft features a Verner Scarlet S5 engine with 0 hours since major overhaul, paired with a propeller showing 250 hours of operation. The airframe includes a 55-liter main fuel tank and a 20-liter auxiliary tank, with a reported top speed of 150 km/h.

The aircraft presents in excellent condition with both exterior and interior rated 10/10, having been painted and upholstered in 2010. Avionics include a F.u.n.k.e ATR 833 radio with 8.33/25 kHz frequency capability and a Trig TT22 transponder, along with EGT and CHT monitoring systems. Currently based in Germany, this ultralight offers a fresh engine and pristine cosmetic condition for its category. All specifications remain subject to purchaser verification.