Guy,

   Enclosed you will find the DXF file for my Heatseeker 2 drawn on
Autocad 10, then later imported into Intergraph Microstation. From there
I created a DXF in Autocad 10 format to send to you. I have tested the DXF
and found that the conversion tends to place extra spaces before and after
the fractions. I don't know what Cadd program you will be bringing this up
in, but this is the only problem I could find.

   The plane, which I have built and am still flying, was designed as a 
Fun-Fly plane for climb & glide. It performs this task very well, as I have
mine fitted with an OPS Super 60 up front. After a 10 foot roll out, it will 
go straight up vertical forever. I usually have to shut down 10 seconds before 
my 30 second climb time is over. By that time it's just a dot. With the engine
killed it will glide it's butt off. I've gotten 8 1/2 minute glide times 
without trying very hard. It'll knife edge loop and do about anything else, and 
although I don't know why, at full speed going straight and level, it's got the 
nicest whistle to it. Mine weighs in at 4 1/2 lbs. 

                                                  Joe
                                                 