NOTE: RADIO CONTROL AIRPLANES ARE ON THE BOTTOM HALF OF THE PAGE.
The Canadair CT-114 Tutor was designed and built in Canada and was used by the Canadian Forces as its primary training aircraft from Sept. of 1961 until 2000.
To date, specially modified Tutor
aircraft continue to be used by the Canadian Snowbirds. The aircraft
utilize a smoke generating system and have their engines specially
tuned to improve low level air show performance.
Through the years the aircraft has received upgrades including the addition of drop tanks and improved avionics. A variant of the aircraft, the model "G" was modified to perform as a light attack aircraft. It could carry up to 2,000 lbs. of ordnance on hard points under each of its wings.
The Royal Malaysian Air Force used Canadair CT-114 light attack aircraft from 1967 to 1986. The Canadian Air Force retired it as a training aircraft in 2000.
A total of 212 Canadair CT-114 aircraft of all types were produced.
trainer
instructor/student
GE J85
2,950 lbs.
4,895 lbs.
7,788 lbs.
32' 0"
36' 6"
345 mph
500 mph
12,500 fpm est.
43,000 feet
625 miles
1/13/60
1961
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A rc CT-114 Tutor by Sparhawk of RC Groups.
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The rc CT-114 Tutor seems to be a popular subject for modelers. A number of excellent scratch built CT-114 Tutor scale model airplanes exist, and more recently, several giant scale ARF models have been made available.
Pictured above is the scratch built rc Canadair CT-114 Tutor by Sparhawk of RC Groups. It is propelled by a pusher prop. We don't have any additional information about it.
The first picture below is of the nice looking scratch built rc CT-114 Tutor by David Thomson. It uses an O.S. .91 ducted fan engine for power.
The next picture below is of a rc Canadair CT-114 Tutor built by Corey of RC Groups. The scratch built model has a wingspan of 20". Corey uses a GWS motor and 3 x 2 pusher prop for power. It is built from white styrofoam and balsa.
Green Air Design has a rc CT-114 Tutor airplane kit made from Depron foam. It has a wingspan of 30" and uses a pusher prop for motivation. You can use a 3,000 kv motor for power.
The next picture is the ARF Canadair CT-114 Tutor rc airplane for sale by Jet Legend. It is 1/6 scale with a wingspan of 72" and a length of 65 1/2".
Rodelmodell has a rc giant scale CT-114 Tutor kit for sale. It is also available as a ARF. Wingspan is 104", length is 90 1/2" and weight is about 37 lbs. You can power it with a 27 lb. or higher thrust turbine engine.
The bottom picture is of a giant scale CT-114 Tutor ARF for sale by Composite-ARF Models. Its wingspan is 102" with 35 lb. thrust or greater turbine engines needed for power.
Michael Weaver writes: "RC Modeler ran a how to build article for the rc CT-114 Tutor in the July
1994 issue. Plans are available from their website for $20.50 US plus
shipping. This model has a 60" wingspan and looks similar to the model built
by David Thompson as shown on your website. I ordered my set of plans from them this morning."
We thank you for helping us find plans for a rc CT-114 Tutor, Michael.
Have you built a rc Canadair CT-114 Tutor radio control airplane or have seen one that you can recommend? If so, please email us.
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The rc CT-114 Tutor by David Thomson.
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The rc CT-114 Tutor by Corey of RC Groups.
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Jet Legend rc CT-114 Tutor.
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Composite-ARF Models rc CT-114 Tutor.
At RC Groups n003lb was looking for a rc CT-114 Tutor.
AT RC Groups mjblack posted a video of his rc CT-114 Tutor.
Warren Jones of RC Groups was looking for rc CT-114 Tutor plans.
David Winter of RC Groups started a build thread about the CT-114 Tutor scale model rc airplane.
Dave Lindsey of RC Groups posted pictures of his rc CT-114 Tutor.
Dave Wilshire of RC Universe posted pictures of his rc CT-114 Tutor on the site.
At RC Universe hooker53 commented on the CT-114 Tutor rc airplane.
At RC Universe kswarbird mentions his new rc CT-114 Tutor.
GoAndDesign posted a video of the rc CT-114 Tutor on You Tube.
At Watt Flyer millet flyer posted pictures of his rc CT-114 Tutor.
Canadair CT-114 Tutor
