Would you like a wood kit for a 86 inch 3d capable ultimate for a 100 cc. engine. If no, why. If yes why.

YES!! Id love to have a BIG Ultimate like that. As long as the surfaces are waaaaaaaaay bigger than need be, and it is super light with lots of wing area.

I want one suitable for a 500cc engine.. or a larger 86inch that an lesser expensive 80cc zdz engine provide great power for..

get busy and make some, I'll place an order

No, I would be interest in an ARF version that takes a 40-50cc gasser. This is the size available that most people can afford and there are no planes available. They already have them smaller and larger.
The DP 120 just weights too much with a 40 size gasser and not enough power with the RCS 140 or mvvs 160.
The new Hanger 9 and Aeroworks planes are too expensive and take big engines.

I went with a Moki 135 on the DP in hopes when I kill it there will be a bigger gasser available... zdz40 size would be nice

I would love one that is useable with an 80-100cc engine! have huge surfaces, LAZER-CUT,light, superior quality, and dont have TO many servos lol

ive always wondered if we could all pitch in some time and co-design an airplane via forums or mailing lists..

An Ultimate Kit in a size that is both affordable, and that is large enough to perform considerably better that its' samller cousins would be a great idea and would probably sell reasonably well. I would likely purchase one.

The current market has planes either too small to be seen well and perform properly, or of a size that requires a 6 to 8 thousand dollar investment to complete. This limits the number of kit sales to a relatively small few.

The manufacturers seem to have forgotten the modelers out here that either cannot, or will not invest in aircraft that requires more than $1,500.00 /$2,000.00 to complete. And even that is a little on the heavy side.

Silversurfer

An ultimate for a 40-50cc gasser would be great. I'd definitly buy one. I'd probably still be interested in a little bigger one too.

Is someone really thinking of producing these planes, or are you just trying to get my hopes up?

Ben

Guys, a 86'' Ultimate would take a 120-140cc engine. The 74'' Ohio Ultimate loves a 100cc. If you guys want a it to be powered by a 80cc engine and want it to 3D like the big ones, it'll only have about a 70'' span. A 86'' Ultimate with a 80cc engine would hardly get off the ground, let alone 3D. I've got a 63'' span Ultimate on the building board that'll be powered by a ZDZ/FPE/Fox 2.4. That's 40cc's. It'll prolly be a bit underpowered too. I really don't H9's will be thta lively with a DA 150. Jordan

Where can the ohio ultimate be found?

Website?

Thanks,
Ben

They went out of business a couple years ago. EXCAP 232 and someone else are both selling their kits. Here's a review of it.http://frederickmodelaircraftclub.o...ate_biplane.htm
Jordan

you can e-mail me i have one for sale [email protected] if you are interested. thanks david