Looking for a MIDWEST SUPERHOTS!!!!!
02-28-2005, 03:28 PM
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Looking for a MIDWEST SUPERHOTS!!!!!
Hey guys does anyone know anyone or anybody that would have a Midwest superhots kit, I don't really know the difference between the superhots and the hots/hots2,, I was wondering what engines they took etc, but mainly just need info if anyone has or knows were I can find one, thanks
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RE: Looking for a MIDWEST SUPERHOTS!!!!!
They are not produced any more, I got the plans for the Super Hots through MAN Plans, I can't wait to start building this plane, it's a .60 size plane, I think Morris Hobbies has some of the smaller Hots, http://morrishobbies.com/advanced_se...&keywords=Hots
I hope this helps.
Joe
I hope this helps.
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RE: Looking for a MIDWEST SUPERHOTS!!!!!
The Hots, Hots II (.40 size) and Super Hots (.60 size) all come up on eBay quite frequently. I just did a check and there is a II and a Super listed right now.
Mike
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03-01-2005, 01:15 AM
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RE: Looking for a MIDWEST SUPERHOTS!!!!!
the secret to a good flying hots is to keep the weight as low as possible. the hotsII with it's takableapartable wing is a steaming pile...don't bother
super hots is a far better plane but also needs to be very light. don't remember if the one piece was ever kitted but if not then it's a super easy scratch project.
all the hots' i've built came out at 3 pounds or a hair less and used a YS .45 with pipe, very fun! some have also had the wing clipped to 39"...
don't recall the exact weight of the super hots but it's somewhere under 5 pounds and power was a piped YS .60. will hover horizontaly and even fly backwards in a light breeze
dave
super hots is a far better plane but also needs to be very light. don't remember if the one piece was ever kitted but if not then it's a super easy scratch project.
all the hots' i've built came out at 3 pounds or a hair less and used a YS .45 with pipe, very fun! some have also had the wing clipped to 39"...
don't recall the exact weight of the super hots but it's somewhere under 5 pounds and power was a piped YS .60. will hover horizontaly and even fly backwards in a light breeze
dave
