2010 ExtremeAir XA42 // Stunning Condition // N42EX

Auction Start: September 10, 2024
Auction End: September 18, 2024 12:00 pm

XA42 Details

Make:

XTREMEAIR GMBH

Model:

XA42

Year:

2010

Auction Start Date:
September 10, 2024
Auction Start Date:

2024-09-10

Serial No:

106

Seat:

2

Category:

Acrobatic

Time:

230.41

Location: VERO BEACH, FL
Description: This pristine aircraft sports the Thunderbolt paint scheme. This very nice, no excuses aircraft has no damage history, and it comes with complete records and FAA Standard Airworthiness Certificate with Aerobatic classification. This is an unlimited aerobatic aircraft that holds 73 gallons. So, yes, you can go cross country with a range of 4+ hours 800 plus NM.
Airframe Details
  • 2010 Xtremeair GMBH XA42
  • Registration Number: N42EX
  • Serial Number: 106
  • Aircraft Total Time: 230.41 
  • Date of Annual: December 2023
  • Fuel Capacity: 73.2 Gallons (Main Acro Tank: 17.7, Wing Tanks: 55.4 Gallons)
  • Useful Load: 684 pounds
  • Range: 700 NM 
  • Cruise  75% 4000 feet TAS 185
Engine Details
  • Lycoming AEIO-580-B1A Thunderbolt 330 HP
  • Serial Number: L-232-79E
  • Engine Total Time: 230.41 SNEW
Propeller Details
  • MT MTV-9-B-C
  • Serial Number: 100469
  • Blade Design Number: C203-20D
  • Blade Serial Numbers: ABE-39924, ABE-39925, ABE-39926
  • Prop Total Time: 31.51 SPOH
  • Date of Overhaul: December 2023
Avionics Details
  • Electronics International MVP50 Engine Monitor
  • FUNKE ATR500 Com Radio
  • FUNKE TRT Mode S Transponder with Encoder
  • Garmin 796 Hard Mounted GPS with ADSB IN (Traffic and Weather)
  • Garmin GLD39 ADSB IN Receiver
  • Garmin GDL82 ADSB OUT included as Loose Equipment
  • VFR certified: December 2023
Additional Features
  • Carbon/Fiber Construction
  • Aileron Spades
  • Carbon Sighting Device Both Wings
  • Double Hooker 5 Point Harnesses
  • LED Strobe Lights
  • Electric Pitch Trim
  • Locking Tailwheel
  • 406 ELT
  • Smoke System 7.1 Gallons
  • Fire Extinguisher
  • Finished Leather Interior
  • Roller Lifter Lycoming Engine
  • Incident Date(s):
  • Gaps/missing Logbooks: (dates and which books)
  • Known Flaws
  • Known Corrosion
Exterior
This aircraft sports the Thunderbolt paint scheme, in red, white, and blue. The tail number is white with a red background. Wheel pants are white with a red lightning design.
Interior
The interior is in pristine condition. It has brown leather seats and clean white paneling with brown leather accents. The double hooker 5 point harnesses provide added safety for any flight.
Auction Details
Contact Phone: 254-735-5030
Contact Email: aircrew@airspaceauctions.com
Registration Number: N42EX
Make: XTREMEAIR GMBH
Model: XA42
Required Deposit: $4,000
Buyers Premium: 5%
Start Date: September 10, 2024
End Date: September 18, 2024 12:00 pm
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Aerobatic Roots To Your Hangar

The first two-place aircraft that can compete at the top (Unlimited) level of international aerobatic competition with both seats occupied. The 2010 XtremeAir XA42 is a superb example of modern aerobatic aircraft design, combining stunning condition and exceptional performance. Manufactured by XTREMEAIR GmbH, this aircraft is renowned for its outstanding aerobatic capabilities, making it a favorite among aviation enthusiasts and professionals alike. This article delves into the history of the XA42, the legacy of XTREMEAIR GmbH, and the specific features that make this aircraft a remarkable asset in the world of aviation.

History of the XA42

The XA42, also known as the Sbach 342, was introduced in 2010 by XTREMEAIR GmbH, a German aircraft manufacturer. XTREMEAIR was founded in 2005 with the aim of creating state-of-the-art aerobatic and sport aircraft. The XA42, designed by Philipp Steinbach, quickly gained a reputation for its agility, robustness, and innovative design features.

XTREMEAIR GmbH: A Legacy of Innovation

XTREMEAIR GmbH, headquartered in Hecklingen, Germany, has been at the forefront of aerobatic aircraft design since its inception. The company was established to produce high-performance aircraft that cater to both competitive aerobatics and recreational flying. XTREMEAIR’s commitment to quality, safety, and cutting-edge technology has earned it a respected place in the aviation industry.

Stunning Condition & Aerobatic Excellence

The 2010 XtremeAir XA42 exemplifies stunning condition and unparalleled aerobatic performance. This aircraft is not only a visual marvel with its Thunderbolt paint scheme but also a technical powerhouse capable of executing the most demanding aerobatic maneuvers with precision and grace.

Airframe

The airframe of the XA42 is a testament to modern engineering. Constructed primarily from carbon fiber, it offers a perfect balance of strength and weight savings. This 2010 model, registered as N42EX, boasts a total time of 230.41 hours. With a fuel capacity of 73.2 gallons, including a main acrobatic tank of 17.7 gallons and wing tanks of 55.4 gallons, the XA42 offers a useful load of 684 pounds and a range of 700 nautical miles. Its cruise speed at 75% power at 4000 feet is an impressive 185 TAS.

Engine

Powering the XA42 is the Lycoming AEIO-580-B1A Thunderbolt engine, delivering 330 horsepower. This engine, with a total time of 230.41 hours since new, ensures robust performance and reliability. The Thunderbolt engine is known for its high power-to-weight ratio, making it ideal for aerobatic applications.

Prop

The XA42 is equipped with an MT MTV-9-B-C propeller, featuring blade design number C203-20D. The propeller has a total time of 31.51 hours since the last overhaul, which was completed in December 2023. This propeller configuration contributes to the aircraft’s exceptional handling characteristics and efficiency.

Avionics

The avionics suite of the 2010 XtremeAir XA42 is designed to provide the pilot with comprehensive information and control. The Electronics International MVP50 Engine Monitor offers detailed engine performance data, ensuring optimal operation and maintenance. Communication is handled by the FUNKE ATR500 Com Radio, while the FUNKE TRT Mode S Transponder with Encoder provides essential position reporting and identification. Navigation and situational awareness are enhanced by the Garmin 796 Hard Mounted GPS with ADSB IN, which delivers real-time traffic and weather information. The Garmin GLD39 ADSB IN Receiver and the Garmin GDL82 ADSB OUT, included as loose equipment, ensure compliance with modern airspace requirements. Certified for VFR operations as of December 2023, this avionics package ensures the XA42 is equipped for both competitive aerobatics and cross-country flights.

Exterior

The exterior of the XA42 is as striking as its performance. The Thunderbolt paint scheme features a dynamic combination of red, white, and blue. The tail number, N42EX, is prominently displayed in white against a red background, while the wheel pants feature a distinctive red lightning design.

Interior

The interior of the XA42 is designed for comfort and functionality. The aircraft features brown leather seats and clean white paneling with brown leather accents. The double Hooker 5-point harnesses provide added safety, ensuring that the pilot and passenger are securely strapped in during aerobatic maneuvers.

Additional Features

The 2010 XtremeAir XA42 boasts a host of additional features that elevate its performance and safety standards. Constructed with advanced carbon/fiber materials, the aircraft benefits from enhanced strength and reduced weight. Aileron spades improve control surface response, while carbon sighting devices on both wings aid in precise aerobatic maneuvers. The double Hooker 5-point harnesses ensure pilot and passenger safety during intense aerobatics. LED strobe lights provide excellent visibility, and electric pitch trim allows for fine adjustments in flight. The aircraft is equipped with a locking tailwheel for ground handling stability and a 406 ELT for emergency situations. A 7.1-gallon smoke system adds to the aerobatic display capabilities, while a fire extinguisher and a finished leather interior combine safety with luxury. The roller lifter Lycoming engine is designed for durability and performance, ensuring the XA42 remains a top contender in its class.

Upcoming Auction Information

The 2010 XtremeAir XA42, serial number 106 and registration number N42EX, will be available at an upcoming auction. The auction dates are from September 11, 2024, to September 18, 2024. The starting bid for this pristine aircraft is set at $135,000, with a buyer premium of 5% 3% and a deposit requirement of $4,000.

Conclusion

The 2010 XtremeAir XA42 stands out as a remarkable example of aerobatic engineering. With its stunning condition, advanced avionics, and robust performance, it offers an excellent balance of value and performance. XTREMEAIR GmbH’s dedication to innovation and quality is evident in every aspect of this aircraft. Whether for competitive aerobatics or recreational flying, the XA42 is a superb choice for aviation enthusiasts seeking a reliable and exhilarating flying experience.

This aircraft’s upcoming auction presents a unique opportunity for potential buyers to acquire a piece of aviation excellence. The XA42’s combination of cutting-edge technology, impressive performance, and pristine condition makes it a highly desirable addition to any pilot’s fleet.

XA42 Details

Make:

XTREMEAIR GMBH

Model:

XA42

Year:

2010

Auction Start Date:
September 10, 2024
Auction Start Date:

2024-09-10

Serial No:

106

Seat:

2

Category:

Acrobatic

Time:

230.41

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