
            The Hatz CB-1 Biplane is a two 
            place with generous wing area - enough to make flying a pleasure on 
            as little as 85 HP. Low landing speed, slow flight capabilities, 
            plus a comfortable 90 mph cruise has been combined in an airplane 
            still small enough for the homebuilder to undertake. Aircraft are 
            plans built but many parts are available.
            A straight-forward design with 
            simple details and a minimum of time consuming jig work is the 
            result of many hours of planning and testing.
            Construction: steel tube fuselage 
            and tail; spruce spars with truss rib wing construction; bungee 
            shocks for the gear; 6 x 6 wheels with brakes; dual controls; space 
            for overnight bag on shelf in front cockpit; fuel capacity 33 
            gallons in two tanks, or 20 gallons in one tank (centre section).
            
            
            
             
              
               | specifications 
 
              
                | powerplant propeller
 length
 height
 wing span
 wing area
 seats
 empty weight
 useful load
 gross weight
 fuel capacity
 range
 | Cont. 0-200 HP 
                Range100/85-150 x
 19ft
 7.8ft
 25.3ft
 178sq. 
                ft
 2
 850lb
 x
 1400lb
 21gal
 250n.m
 |  
            performance 
            
             
              
                | takeoff distance, 
                ground roll rate of climb
 max speed
 cruise speed
 landing distance, ground roll
 service ceiling
 | 00ft 700fpm
 105mph
 85mph
 600ft
 12,000ft
 |  
            limiting and recommended speeds
             
              
                | design manoeuvring speed (Va) never exceed speed (Vne)
 stall, power off (Vsl)
 landing approach speed
 | x x
 38mph
 x
 |  All specifications are based on manufacturer's 
            calculations
 |