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Title: "Hole Shot"
Post by: Terry Bolin on August 15, 2008, 08:16:34 AM
Two of us here in our club are building the Hole Shot by Bob Hunt. I been excited about this ever since Bob started the artical in M.A. My question is: have any of you finshed one and please show the pictures!
Thanks, Terry
Title: Re: "Hole Shot"
Post by: Terry Bolin on September 22, 2008, 10:47:25 AM
Well then......is anyone building one and not finished?
You know if it's a Bob Hunt thing......it'll be great!
Title: Re: "Hole Shot"
Post by: Bill Little on October 06, 2008, 02:55:36 PM
Well, Terry, no responses, so you will be the beta tester!

Mongo
Title: Re: "Hole Shot"
Post by: Randy Powell on October 06, 2008, 07:42:34 PM
I built a Bob Hunt RD-1 a long time ago. Good flying little plane. I can't imagine this won't be the same. Pete Peterson is building one for Profile. I imagine it will be a killer.
Title: Re: "Hole Shot"
Post by: Willie Johnson on October 07, 2008, 01:19:00 PM
Terry,

Are you building the foam or built-up wing version?
Title: Re: "Hole Shot"
Post by: Peter Hess on October 07, 2008, 05:20:01 PM
I have cut two "Hole Shot" kits and am eager to get my winter building campaign going.  I acquired from Randy Smith an Enya 25SS, the motor that Bob Hunt plans to use on his.  The Enya is broken in and promises to be a terrific power plant.  This message does not provide any information to anyone other than to say that there are a couple more beyond the planning stage.  I look forward to reading progress notes and suggestions from others who are building this neat looking little plane.  I am also looking forward to the remaining articles from Mr. Hunt in "Model Aviation".
Title: Re: "Hole Shot"
Post by: Randy Ryan on October 08, 2008, 01:23:21 PM
I have cut two "Hole Shot" kits and am eager to get my winter building campaign going.  I acquired from Randy Smith an Enya 25SS, the motor that Bob Hunt plans to use on his.  The Enya is broken in and promises to be a terrific power plant.  This message does not provide any information to anyone other than to say that there are a couple more beyond the planning stage.  I look forward to reading progress notes and suggestions from others who are building this neat looking little plane.  I am also looking forward to the remaining articles from Mr. Hunt in "Model Aviation".

Hi Peter, been a long while since I've seen your name!
Title: Re: "Hole Shot"
Post by: Peter Hess on October 08, 2008, 06:52:59 PM
Hi, Randy:
Yes, it has been a while since I have posted anything.  As a matter of fact, it has been some time since I have been able to do much of anything regarding model aviation for the last five weeks.  Most of that time has been spent supporting/helping my wife deal with health issues in her family.
About the only model aviation things I have been able to do are to keep the control line circle mowed, finish breaking in a Randy Smith Magnum 36 XLS, and break in one of my Evolution 36s.  Although neither of them has yet flown I am really impressed with these motors.  But, then, I get a kick out of just running motors so all was not lost over those weeks.
Well, that's my story about my mysterious absence and I am sticking with it.  And, by the way, thanks for noticing.
Let's hope for some great October weather!
Title: Re: "Hole Shot"
Post by: Terry Bolin on October 13, 2008, 12:21:44 PM
The two of us that are building the Hole Shot here are using the built up wing drawn on the plans. Jack Dock's is done and flown... It does a great job and is steady in the wind too. good plane for practice and economical too with a 28 OS. 10X 4 prop 2.5 oz of fuel.
We will post pictures soon.
Terry
Title: Re: "Hole Shot"
Post by: Willie Johnson on October 13, 2008, 06:28:42 PM
Thanks for replying.  I have the plan and am trying to decide if I want to build it next.  I am also trying decide if I want to go foam or not.

Willie
Title: Re: "Hole Shot"
Post by: Terry Bolin on October 29, 2008, 07:13:23 AM
The wing is a easy build, I think you would enjoy the wood wing and it is light!
Post pictures when you get going!
Terry