Which STOL kit or aircraft has(d) winglet on cowl?

[CharlieD3]

Title asks it all... I 'member seeing an article about it a long time ago... And Foogle-goo can't find me nuttin...

 

[Doc Holliday]

 

[Bell206]

Title asks it all...

Perhaps you mean canards?
http://www.katmai-kenai.com/

 

[kgruber]

Originally it was the Wren.
https://www.mnflyer.com/story/2015/01/01/jim-hanson/flying-the-wren/397.html

 

[CharlieD3]

Yeah, I didn't mean winglets. I meant small wings... Looks like the Wren/Robertson might have been the one I read about...

 

[Pilawt]

Three Wrens:

 

[texasclouds]

182 Peterson Conversion

 

[WillFly4Food]

Yep, the Peterson stol conversion. Isn’t there a fairly active member here that drives one? (Can’t remember name)

 

[455 Bravo Uniform]

Howdy! Yes, @islandboy and I each have one of these contraptions.

 

[wanttaja]

Three Wrens:

....Don't make a Wright.

Ron Wanttaja

 

[wheaties]

...and you can buy one right now if it isn't already gone: https://skywagons.com/airplanes-for...-superstol-520-169500-here-placerville-n625mb

 

[455 Bravo Uniform]

...and you can buy one right now if it isn't already gone: https://skywagons.com/airplanes-for...-superstol-520-169500-here-placerville-n625mb

I believe that plane was at Oshkosh in 2019, at a tactical/pistol flashlight booth. I talked to the owner.

I always post this about the Wren history to today’s Kenai & Katmai: