I see a Cap 232 possibly 7+ years old with about a 75-80 wing span. It had a DA 50 on it at one time, and it looks like a ARF. Any Idea who made this airplane and maybe a link to some specifications on it? Thanks Capt,n

Picture?

<hr />Here is a photo! Capt,n
Update...found Video...take a look! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CM3hIhWAIqU

http://www.rcuniverse.com/product_gu....cfm?kit_id=45

specs are listed here...


unless somesone made a really good copy of the scheme, this is the 80" hangar 9 cap 232

good flying plane ( I have an addiction to caps and have owned just about every one of them )

and yes it is an older H9 design



RACE

The pic in post #3 is my Extreme Aircraft Cap 232. I cam tell by the RCM decals on the fuselage. and the dorky pilot. This model is virtually the same (with different color scheme) as the Chip Hyde Cap-X.

That's my video..! The plane is a Hangar 9 80" Alitalia Cap 232 (as stated in the title of the video). They've been out of production for 6-7 years now. I had that plane NIB for several years and even tried to sell it a few times (unsuccessfully). I finally got around to putting it together late last summer on a whim. I had maybe a dozen or so flights on the plane when that video was shot. I flew it 40-50 times and then sold it RTF to help fund another project - wish I hadn't! I fly 40%'s almost exclusively and that was a great little knockaround plane. Too bad H9's doesn't build them like that anymore awesome build quality and materials yet still very light. The one-piece wing was a serious PITA, though... It was 15.5lbs built exactly per spec with a DA50 and Pitts muffler. A few carbon bits and it would've been in the 14lb range easily - it didn't need any lightening, though.




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