Buzzman L'il Buzzard

A development of the 1982 vintage Anglin J6 Karatoo, the L'il Buzzard was introduced in 1990. The design goals included low-cost, durability in the trainer role, fast construction time and ease of maintenance. Because it is not on the list of approved advanced ultralights and, being delivered fully assembled is not eligible for registration as an amateur-built aircraft, Canadian registered L'il Buzzards are basic ultralights. The aircraft comes with float fittings welded onto the airframe and can also be operated on skis. The standard engine is the Rotax 582, but engines up to can be fitted. ==Operational history==

The manufacturer claimed that by 2002 one hundred aircraft had been delivered to customers. ==Variants==

;L'il Buzzard :Basic version with a Rotax 582 engine. ;Lil Hustler SS :Equipped with a Rotax 912ULS engine. ==Specifications (L'il Buzzard) ==