hotliner

However, the term, hotliner, has since evolved to mean models with a fast climb rate.

A typical F5b aircraft is commonly referred to as a hotliner.

In radio-controlled aircraft, a hotliner is a fast sailplane with an electric motor.

Hotliner motor, 5 mm hardened steel shaft, dual ball bearings.

Any Hotliner or two meter electric will find this power system Very Powerful..

General characteristics of a hotliner are:

The range of what is often described as a hotliner varies from a sailplane with ailerons to 7000 watt competition F5b planes.

The first hotliner was Hans-Dieter Levin's Aeronaut Sinus, described in a German magazine.