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Quickie Q200

A two-seat tandem-wing homebuilt with elevators on the forward wing and ailerons on the rear wing.

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Seats2
EngineContinental O-200 · 100 hp
ElevatorsForward wing
AileronsRear wing
Simulator ecosystemsMSFS
YOUR AIRCRAFT COMPANION

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Aircraft background

Aircraft and simulator background

The Quickie Q200 uses two lifting wings arranged in tandem. Its elevators are on the forward wing and its ailerons on the rear wing. The reflexor changes the rear ailerons' neutral position, giving the pilot a control distinct from conventional wing flaps.

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Aircraft systems

Two wings and independent trim

The manual places elevators on the forward wing and ailerons on the rear. Separate elevator and aileron trim controls accompany the reflexor, which raises the rear ailerons by shifting their neutral position. The control therefore differs from a conventional flap lever.

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Aircraft systems

Fuel and cockpit equipment

Lionheart describes a 5 US gal header tank feeding the engine and a 15 US gal tank under the seats. An electric pump transfers fuel to the header tank. Its simulator cockpit includes GNS navigation equipment and a basic autopilot for flight assistance.

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THE AIRCRAFT

Meet Quickie Q200

The Quickie Q200 uses two lifting wings arranged in tandem. Its elevators are on the forward wing and its ailerons on the rear wing. The reflexor changes the rear ailerons' neutral position, giving the pilot a control distinct from conventional wing flaps.

Lionheart's rendition has independent elevator and aileron trims. The developer describes a two-seat fiberglass and Kevlar homebuilt with a 100 hp Continental O-200, alongside simulator navigation and autopilot equipment.

FAMILY, MODELS & VARIANTS

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HOW IT CAME TO BE

History & design

A composite homebuilt translated to MSFS

The Q-200 is the Continental O-200-powered, two-seat member of the Quickie homebuilt world. Its glass-fibre and Kevlar airframe and unusual wing arrangement are part of an owner-built approach, so cockpit finishes and equipment vary. Lionheart describes rebuilding its earlier Flight Simulator artwork with MSFS materials and adding contemporary Asobo navigation equipment. The resulting panel and basic autopilot belong to this recreation, rather than defining every physical Q-200.

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Lionheart developer introduction and conversion notes; aircraft and simulation equipment distinguished.

UNDER THE SKIN

Systems & details

Two wings and independent trim

The manual places elevators on the forward wing and ailerons on the rear. Separate elevator and aileron trim controls accompany the reflexor, which raises the rear ailerons by shifting their neutral position. The control therefore differs from a conventional flap lever.

Original PDF pages 3-6,13,21,39
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Fuel and cockpit equipment

Lionheart describes a 5 US gal header tank feeding the engine and a 15 US gal tank under the seats. An electric pump transfers fuel to the header tank. Its simulator cockpit includes GNS navigation equipment and a basic autopilot for flight assistance.

Product description and feature list
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MSFS 2020

Lionheart Quickie Q200

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Aircraft

Two wings and independent trim

The manual places elevators on the forward wing and ailerons on the rear. Separate elevator and aileron trim controls accompany the reflexor, which raises the rear ailerons by shifting their neutral position. The control therefore differs from a conventional flap lever.

Developer · Quickie Q200 — developer reference ↗

Original PDF pages 3-6,13,21,39

Fuel and cockpit equipment

Lionheart describes a 5 US gal header tank feeding the engine and a 15 US gal tank under the seats. An electric pump transfers fuel to the header tank. Its simulator cockpit includes GNS navigation equipment and a basic autopilot for flight assistance.

Developer · Quickie Q200 — developer reference ↗

Product description and feature list

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Manuals & resources

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Original PDF pages 3-6,13,21,39

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AIRCRAFT AND FEEL

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