http://www.behotec.de/

Does anyone recognise the blue and yellow plane sitting on it's nose behind the guys in this booth? Looks like maybe another flying wing type jet perhaps? By the way, has anyone ever tried these turbines before?
They even have their own brand of retracts!
Myles

The airplane in the backgraound looks very much like a Hotspot.

BRG
Chris

I agree, a Hot Spot it appears to be!

it is a Reaper kit
www.jetpower.at

That does not look like a Reaper to me. Look at the NACA style partial intake in front of the turbine and the Hotspot shaped verticals (that are not vertical). Its a Hotspot!!!

Hi this is a hot spot from Klaus Berktold. It is fully moulded in carbon powered by a JB 130.



more pics are in the punitz gallery
http://www.jets.at/images/gallery/punitz2002/index.htm

And here are more pics of the fair in Sinnsheim

http://www.jets.at/images/gallery/sinsheim/index.htm

Yep, Hotspot all the way. Look at some of the photos on the first page of the Sinnsheim link above.

Michael!!!

You let me down.....I thought it was a Reaper!!
I am your customer, you should have defended me... hehe
regards

yiotis demetriou
(angelo)

has anyone got info on how these engines work? are they auto start?

full auto start, like jet cat, they are german too!
www.behotec.de

thanks for the link...but how good are these as compared to the big boys????

here in europe there are no "big boys" . but there are a lot of manufacturers with turbines which work as good as the well known (in US) ones. behotec is one of these. they are full autostart, work flawless and are cheaper than the "big boys" turbines. very often the inner parts are coming from the same source, so there is no difference.

look for "frank turbines", "trefz", "jakadofsky", "michelic", to mention a few.

mec

wow..did not know there were so many...cool...i will chk out all these too.

anurag

SWB Turbines used to handle the BeHoTec brand here in the States.

Maybe they still do?