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4-Place Bearhawk PLANS
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The plans package for the Bearhawk 4-Place is $285.00.
It consist of (29) 18"x24" sheets plus a full size wing rib
drawing. Most fittings are shown in full scale.
**Includes the BEARHAWK BOOK!
* price is $285.00 US dollars shipped post paid USA and Canada.
* $300.00 funds international money order all other contries.
Send in mail to R&B Aircraft (address below)
R&B Aircraft
2079 Breckinridge Mill Road
Fincastle VA 24090 USA
Email - Patrolmt@yahoo.com
Please include your phone number,address and email (if you have it) when buying plans.
OR.. pay with PAYPAL...
4-place Bearhawk plans
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$10 is added to orders made through Paypal
~US and Canada~ (total=$295.00US)
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$15 will be added for International customer paying through Paypal.
~International~(total=$315.00US)
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My Paypal email ID is Ttillyt@ntelos.net
*but this email is not for Bearhawk questions.
~with Bearhawk related questions please email me at:
patrolmt@yahoo.com
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Specifications
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Top Speed (Vne) 175 mph, IAS
Cruise Speed (260 hp) 155-160 mph (60%), TAS (varies with builder,engine,weight)
Cruise Speed (180 hp) 140 mph, TAS
Landing Speed 40 mph, IAS
Takeoff Roll 200-500 ft, demonstrated (depends on engine)
Rate of Climb @ gross 1,500-1,700 fpm (varies with builder,engine, etc.)
Range @ 65% est. 650 mi.
Range @ 50% est. 900 mi.
Empty Weight 1150-1350 pounds (varies w /builder /engine /prop)
Gross weight 2500 pounds (2700 pounds on floats)
Useful Load 1350-1150 pounds (varies w/ builder/ engine/ prop)
Fuel Capacity 55 gallons (standard) 75 gallons (optional, w/aux tanks)
Wing span 33 ft.
Wing Area 180 sq. ft.
Length 23 ft. 6 in.
Cabin Width 42 in.
Cabin Length 9 ft 8 in. (firewall to back of back of baggage area)
Engine HP range 150-260 hp
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Professional engineer Bob Barrows originally designed the Bearhawk to carry engines for his engine rebuilding business in
1995. He offered plans for sale and approximately 950 sets have been sold with an estimated 300 aircraft under construction
and dozens flying.
CONSTRUCTION:
The Bearhawk has an all metal wing with fabric covered steel tube fuselage and tail feathers. A Cessna windshield and
the fiberglass nose bowl are some airframe components that need not be built by the homebuilder. The builder time is estimated
at 1500-2000 hrs. There are no complicated fittings or parts that the homebuilder would not be able to make. Access to an
8 ft. sheet metal brake, a welding kit, rivet gun, clecos, air compressor, tin snips andbasic hand tools are all that are
needed to build this aircraft.

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