Hatz CB-1

The Hatz CB-1 is a light multipurpose aircraft, designed by John Hatz. This aircraft was created as a scaled-down replica of the iconic Waco F. The prototype’s first flight took place in 1968, and it was showcased to the general public the following year.

Design Features

The Hatz CB-1 is a two-seat, single-strut biplane. It is equipped with a four-cylinder Lycoming O-235 engine, delivering 115 hp (86 kW), providing robust performance for its class.

Availability and Market

The Hatz CB-1 is offered to buyers by Makelan Corporation. It is available in the form of self-assembly kits or as a complete set of blueprints. In early 2021, the set of blueprints could be purchased for 200 US dollars, making it accessible for homebuilders.

Technical Specifications

Modification	CB-1
Wingspan, m	7.72
Length, m	5.79
Height, m	2.39
Wing area, m2	16.50
Empty weight	397
Maximum takeoff weight	726
Engine type	1 Piston engine Lycoming O-235
Power, kW	1 x 115
Maximum speed, km/h	240
Cruising speed, km/h	140
Practical range, km	320
Maximum rate of climb, m/min	246
Crew, crew members	2

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